There's lots of AI poetry but there's a reason it doesn't tend to rhyme
What happens when a neural net tries to write rhyming lyrics?
Apparently, an ode to defunct Swiss chemical company Alusuisse.
The fine rhyming work of @mark_riedl's Weird A.I. program
https://t.co/TAOIWBr7RI
There's lots of AI poetry but there's a reason it doesn't tend to rhyme
Here, "Uzbekistan" was the closest rhyme it could think of for "saucepan" given cakes as a topic.
Good job, AI
Occasionally it gives up and returns a line that's way too short. Another subalgorithm chooses from several candidate lines & often prefers the short lines.
So you get
au-u-u-u-u-u-u-gust
It will sometimes resort to making up words entirely
Also
total karaoke power move: ignoring the words onscreen and singing an AI version instead
https://t.co/h1PuWOTIzu
I\u2019m finally ready to release my neural net based lyrics parody generation system\u2026
— Mark Riedl (@mark_riedl) May 15, 2020
Introducing: Weird A.I. Yankovic!
Runs on Google Colab: https://t.co/oMx7jSPQ0P pic.twitter.com/i0DTWvlsRm
Result doesn't rhyme or even make sense but DANG am I impressed how @jamieabrew can sing them on the fly
https://t.co/GjYECF0jPj
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