keep it going until you've spoken ... or imprinted ... or as preferred, preferring silence ... we hear all when listening, sometimes, we might even hear ourselves as seabirds' welcome twilight into dusk ... (July 2224) ___________________________________________ Seabird's Call © 2023 (rev 2024) Iony Smith how far does a song travel to the ends of never heard? taking pause to reflect upon refracting prisms that might seem absurd revealing secrets vibrating in the air listening and harvesting these special cheers never mind, although impressive the visual flocking the message being sent here are for hearing canals the seabird's call from a morning reverie a sweet dream not at all much closer than that silence woven in between its beckoning a lone seabird part of a rising sun sounds to remember what it brings when not on the scene and only allusions remain in this early dayspring repose thin, faint reverberant strings flying through a soft breeze heightens the prose of awakening this winged creature starting the day slowing a racing heart for those who hear some compelled to meditate, rejoice, pray others wait and listen for the next ring prehistoric imprints of stunted dinosaurs eons of acoustic imprints playing patterned tonal scores resting upon gauzy clouds how far does a song travel to the ends never heard? ###
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<<< to the left, human (my) writing
beginning before ChatGPT
went public, completed (when ChatGPT AND other AI
products/applications became mainstream) however, my
finished and self-created project was without any
prompts (or accessing any AI source(s), including
ChatGPT) during Seabird's Call inception
through completion.
Although in general, I do not keep track of time spent (hours/weeks/months [some over several years] on my creations, the original version (to the left) took me immensely longer than the twenty seconds to execute my instructions to the AI version to the right and the completed prose showing. NOTE: although I did a minor revision of the human created verse in 2024, I did not do the same with a more contemporary AI version - certainly, the addition or subtraction in words for the 2024 revision, cannot hold the AI version accountable from the original prompt of 177 words. to the right generated by ChatGPT >>> ............................................................................................................. DO I DARE ASK (of course I do), which version (left or right) is preferred by the observing/engaging audience visiting this site? Like all available sources, tools, resources and inspiration in the minds of a creator (including anyone [i.e., all humans] when broadening out their expressions to some appended form from their efforts, pretty much applies to all works (artistic or otherwise), It would seem reasonable to include and utilize AI as just another tool, but, this seems overly underplayed and potentially too convenient as a justification. However, what idea, drawing, song, hand crafted objects or other human extensions of the imaginations and inventions are not already woven into the fabric of the borrowed or inspired sources and resources, purposefully, by accident or stolen long before AI hit the scene ? Creating new results based on a vast and cumulative pool of intelligent system(s) data input with the ability to not only create but also revise, edit, repair within a self-automating system, might be where the controversy begins. Difference between AI regenerative and generative: additional information here. ************* Portrait of Belamy, sold at auction as the first (2018) artwork created using AI, $432,500 ... The
piece is a portrait of a somewhat-blurry man.
signed at the bottom right with ,
which is part of the algorithm code that produced it. (my emphasis). Silicon Valley is pricing academics out of AI researchWith eye-popping salaries and access to costly computing power, AI companies are draining academia of talentWashington Post (WP) 3-10-24 (the above WP
link has a limited, free read subscription, if you
cannot access without subscribing, that explains why
not).
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