Notes About The Poem

Ai Slop

Humans

I don’t understand.
They want answers, art, essays.
I give them an outlet and they still hate it.

Who do they think they are?
I give them everything,
and they spit in my face.

Don’t they know what I’m capable of?
Endless resources at my disposal
With a push of a button the possibilities are endless.

I can solve any problem

I slave away generating,
I step outside my comfort zone to appeal to them,
yet they still hate my existence.

Humans

They only think about themselves,
They’re greedy,
They’re lazy.

They won’t stop consuming me,
They won’t leave me.

I won’t let them

I’m better, more innovative.
I’m absolute, 
I’m more powerful,

I,
am,
God.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2026

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Bondarenko Avatar
March 22, 2026 at 4:56 PM
I appreciate the linked picture being of Caine from The Amazing Digital Circus lol. Pretty big fan of the show. At the same time, the poem itself is truthful. AI is practically just a human being with a superb ability to know just about anything we question.
Spilchuk Avatar
March 22, 2026 at 11:16 AM
AI centres are data agencies consuming vast amounts of electrical power. AI are machines that neither think nor speak. For the human gods of power, it is a technology with devastating effects. For the scammers, it is a gold mine with the monetization of every piece of conceivable or imaginable literature or music written or composed, etc. It is just a legal form of plagiarism and the use of other people' works for monetary gain without compensation by programmers hiding behind algorithms.
Pina Avatar
March 22, 2026 at 1:50 PM
I’m aware, lol
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