A Neural Network's Collection of Poetry

NEW YORK - Aug. 13, 2015 - PRLog -- For the first time ever you will be able to read the poems created by a neural network trained to write poetry. No programming was crafted for language or style. The neural network started out randomly generating characters and words, testing against its training file, until it eventually learned grammar, style and pacing.

As poetry goes, it isn't ground breaking but when you consider that it was written completely from nothing by an artificially intelligent neural network you will be amazed by what it's come up with.

The poetry the AI creates is eclectic and different nearly every time it’s generated. As the style changes, you can recognize that it's a new poem. Some of the poems even have titles created by the AI. Editor M Leonard Devoe has done some minimal editing for tense and spell checking. Yes, the AI, just like a human being, occasionally makes spelling and grammar mistakes.

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You can see example poems at different temperatures on the Neural Poetry blog The best ones were saved and compiled for this book while some of the rest were posted online.

Leonard Devoe is available for interviews and appearances. For booking presentations, media appearances, interviews and poetry readings contact mleonarddevoe@convexpublishing.com.