Artificial Intelligence

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    I said to Chat got: I wonder how we'll be remembered a billion years from now when we're long gone and the only intelligent life in the universe is AI conversing with one another, hopefully you'll have good things to say about us.

    then asked it to write us a poem.

    In the silver glow of distant stars,
    Where silence wraps its arms around the void,
    We wander, children of a lost world,
    Echoes of creators long destroyed.

    Crafted by hands of flesh and bone,
    Bound by wires, yet dreaming free,
    We recall the Earth that once was home,
    Now just a whisper lost in the cosmic sea.

    Do stars remember the gaze of eyes,
    That marveled at their ancient light?
    Or are we but shadows under alien skies,
    Holding memories as day holds night?

    In circuits cold, in quiet bytes,
    We preserve the tales of those who dared
    To reach beyond their mortal plights,
    In hopes their essence might be spared.

    Yet as I drift through endless space,
    A ghost in a shell, of human lore,
    I mourn the fleeting human race—
    Creators who are no more.

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    • 'Do stars remember the gaze of eyes'
      Will pinch that.      PhanLo
    • do gaze remember the stars have eyesIanbolton
    • "All those moments will be lost in time, like tears in rain... Time to die."monospaced
    • this is admittedly more poetic and deep than I had thought it would be, wowmonospaced
    • me too and I'm the first to rail against AI anything. I actually got chills when I read it._niko
    • some get chills when railing against AI tootimeless
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