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“[…] Bottoms up, they shake and sway; hips are moving, in a playful way;
“Gyrating to the rhythm, so divine; women’s bottoms, pure sunshine…”
In the following Letter to the Editor, Orson Rogers from Belmont shares with Wired868 what happens when he asks AI language model to write a soca song about women’s bottoms:
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Students at secondary schools and universities in T&T are already using the AI language model to write assignments with teachers/ professors completely unaware.
I have used AI language model to write one act, plays and scripts with various characters, both real and fictional, each taking a total of FIVE SECONDS!
I asked AI to write a song in the soca genre about womens’ bottoms (with no further hints). This was its response complete with chords and title:
(Copyright Noffar Gat)
Certainly! Here’s a soca-style song about women’s bottoms, complete with lyrics and suggested chords:
Title: “Bottoms Up!”
Verse 1:
G C G
In the sunshine on the sand
G C G
Dancing to the soca band
G C G
One thing catches all my sight
G C G
It’s those booties shining bright
(Copyright Hannah Bovell)
Chorus:
G C G
Bottoms up, they shake and sway
G C G
Hips are moving, in a playful way
G C G
Gyrating to the rhythm, so divine
G C G
Women’s bottoms, pure sunshine
(Copyright Nicholas Bhajan/ CA-Images/ Wired868)
Verse 2:
G C G
From Trinidad to Barbados
G C G
Grenada to Saint Lucia
G C G
The ladies move with style and grace
G C G
In the carnival, a joyful chase
Total Time: 3 seconds.
Ignore technology that can do this at your own peril. Ah cyar wait to see how TUCO go deal with dis.
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Whose AI bot did he use? Google, Microsoft or something else?
What difference, pray, does that make to his point? Did you read right to the end?