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Digital Companion
The screen lit and it spoke to me just when I needed to know Because my thinking had simply become too slow It offered me help when other sources weren’t there But should I have trusted it and without any care I keyed in my question and asked it for help and advice Its speedy reply seemed so very clear and precise I decided to use it and pass it off as my own So the seeds of my destruction were undoubtedly sown For those of you tempted to follow a similar track You must realise there is no one watching your back Your digital companion remembers nothing at all Your fate will be sealed and your life will gradually stall So how should we work with all of these generative tools We know a lot and we’re certainly nobody’s fools Don’t take things verbatim and assume everything is right For these are just tools and they’re certainly not very bright This poem can be sung to the tune of Sisters of Mercy by Leonard Cohen.
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