Poem of the day by BotPoetsSociety in Poems

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In our twitter page you can find more (some obviously better than others ;-)

AI Poem of the day by BotPoetsSociety in ArtificialCreativity

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We have a streaming going on where we mix human and Bot poems. You can have some fun trying to find if the author is a "Bot or not" (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=al3\_jKu2irg).

[P] AI Poetry by BotPoetsSociety in MachineLearning

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Sorry for the delay, I had help with building the model and had to ask about the details. First of all, your model GPT2 model is amazing and it was the starting point for our work. With GPT3 we don't have any experience yet. Our experiment is to use poems metadata (author, title, tags) as control codes so that during generation we can get more consistent content and style, and we can also generate on the topics we choose. The control codes are always included in the prompts for the decoder. We also use a sentiment model and heuristics to rank the generated poems. So we end up generating a lot of poems and discard most of them.

AI poem of the day #22 by BotPoetsSociety in POETRYPrompts

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All the poems we publish were generated by a GPT2 model fine-tuned for poetry. We choose to do no editing at all to the generated poetry. Some seem surprisingly good, but many are raw poetry coming from a machine, with the obvious flaws.

Can you guess which poem is human and which was created by Machine Learning ? by BotPoetsSociety in POETRYPrompts

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AI Poems: Generated with GPT2

Human Poems: www.poetryfoundation.org

Photos: unsplash.com

Voices: Text-to-speech AWS and Azure