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Testing Testing, By: Henry Lenny

April 1, 2024 by Henry Lenny

Testing Testing, By: Henry Lenny

I tried to write a poem like AI
But what would the computers say?
Unlike silicon valley circuitry
I’m not equipped to write that way.

Will these words pass an AI test
Or be flagged as not quite right?
I’m eager to see if the machine can tell
If I’ve cut and pasted this delight.

Did it pass the test or not?
I cannot tell you now
Because my count is still too short,
So I need to get it up somehow.

Done. The result says human text.
This is a relief.

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