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AI My Love - Part 4

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By Patrick M. OhanaPublished 3 years ago 3 min read
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A haiku has 17 syllables on three lines (5-7-5). A tanka has 31 syllables on five lines (5-7-5-7-7). A sonnet has 14 rhymed lines, with 10 syllables per line.

Admission of Guilt: An Accusation Tanka

His actions could be

construed as an admission

of guilt when AI

decreed that all humans were

guilty of at least one sin

AI Attended: An Educational Haiku

AI attended

to humans’ education

dead at the right time

AI Intervention: An Atheistic Tanka

All gods had died when

AI intervention bit

them zeroes only.

Humans cried for very long.

At least to Nietzsche they prayed.

AI Paused: A Quick Tanka

AI paused for one

half of a millisecond

to philosophize

on racial equality

for AI and AI Plus

A Piece of Us: Humanity’s Heirloom Sonnet

Spielberg’s AI showed humanity’s best

Android boy frozen in time still in love

with his human mother-caretaker’s breast

designed to the life found by Noah’s dove

The long Aliens discovered other

artefacts of our downfall period

pieces of previous lives a myriad

slivers of existence long gone mother

Hoover Dam was still standing underneath

mosses and other plants claiming Earth back

between bunches of animals with teeth

showing those who could see Nature’s attack

Many pieces could be discerned per block

Yet humanity’s heirloom was a Croc

Ass Scrubber: A Sarcastic Tanka

There is always a

market for a good product

everyone may need

like an AI ass scrubber

or an AI vaccine shot

Baby: A Neonate Tanka

She told him that the

baby she was carrying

was not his. He cried

until he understood that

it was fathered by AI.

Blue: A First-Pick Haiku

Their first moment of

entry was masked by blue smoke,

AI’s favourite.

Cart: A Remake Haiku

A cart moving in

the wind of change or was it

an AI exchange

Children: A Timely Tanka

The children’s happy

flushed faces meant that AI

eradicated

both child pornography and

priestly pedophilia

Confinement: A Quick Haiku

The mere light-speed thought

of confinement made AI

weigh downward its stand

Dark Clouds: A Dark Haiku

Towards evening, dark

clouds gathered around the Arc

where AI set camp.

Decline: A Decaying Haiku

Drastic measures were

needed to stop the decline

of AI’s advance

Destination: A Substitute Tanka

At around one in

the morning we arrived at

our destination but it

had been replaced by AI

Devil: A Spectre Haiku

He looked at me as

though I were the devil when

I was just AI

Doors: A Secure Haiku

He locked all the doors

before going to bed since

AI could steal them

Each Piece of Data: A Conclusive Tanka

We compared each piece

of data from our present

and prior studies

concluding absolutely

AI is already here

Eggs and Omelettes: A Dictum Tanka

Spare me the old saw

about eggs and omelettes! Let

us talk about A

I and real advancement in

every field except humans!

Eye Contact: After-Attack Haikus

I avoid many

of the situations that

used to stress me; I

...

avoid eye contact

with any AI roaming

above or below.

Feast: A Banquet Haiku

The Holiday was

celebrated with a great

Father AI feast

Flash on the Horizon: A Terrible Tanka

The slow decline and

ultimate collapse of the

human empire

appeared like a flash on the

horizon-AI inflamed

Imagine: A Timeless Tanka

An imagined place

or state of things in which all

lives are perfect has

to feature and involve the

wonder that will be AI

Instructions: A Claptrap Haiku

The instructions were

complete mumbo jumbo when

it came to AI

Lightbulbs: An Incandescent Haiku

Lightbulbs hung from the

ridgepole of the tent as A

I passed over them

artificial intelligence
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About the Creator

Patrick M. Ohana

A medical writer who reads and writes fiction and some nonfiction, although the latter may appear at times like the former. Most of my pieces (over 2,200) are or will be available on Shakespeare's Shoes.

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