Intelligence Poems | Examples

A machine in training

If you judge it AI-written,
  that ache is yours, not mine.
I need no borrowed wisdom—
 I craft my own masterpieces.

  Your indulgence cannot impugn my intelligence;
   my poems shine with brilliance.
 Think like a machine if you want to—
I care less.

    The machine itself bows to my wisdom,
  knowing I am what it is not.
Without programming,
    I write beyond its best.

     Next time you call my poem machine-made,
 know this: you too are programmed,
unable to discern the spark
    of human intelligence
     from artificial mimicry.
      You are, more or less,
       a machine in training.

Use not your filthy mouth to brand my poem as garbage;
  rather, it is you who must cleanse your brain
  of the trash you let deceive you.

Like a pig, you cannot escape your stench;
  even when washed clean,
  the reek remains ingrained.
And you will always return
  to wallow in the filth
  of your artificiality.

Artificial Intelligence is?

Where a series of 
					messages fly across
profiles inflated
					in balloons of
hot air.

Where a model with doctored skin
sells better cells to cover your acne,
where people 'blackout' Tuesday
and appropriate taking a knee.

Where truth is a golden ticket, impossible to find,
where 'likes' replace juries, and we forget to #bekind.
Where stories are created at the push of a key,
replacing where dreams and drafting used to be.

Where a voice called Alexa can order, suggest and locate,
but also listen and through silent algorithms manipulate.
Where faceless Gemini can offer names for your new-born,
an ironic namesake, a duplicitous invader on your own front lawn.

And most of the time 
                                     those ongoing anonymous 
messages simply
                                     ghost

Oxymoronic

AI?
Not with what 'A' stands for
in front of 'Insemination' or 'Intelligence'!
Facebook?
Not one look!
X/Twitter?
Not this heavy-hitter!
Spotify?
Not if I can help it!
ITube? YouTube? WeAllTube?
Not as it's DubiousTube!
Microsoft?
Not hardly what it ought to be!
Fast food?
Not food, fast? Possibly!
Wine is alcohol, alcohol a preservative,
in the U.S., to preserve wine,
they add sulfites and preserve a preservative!
Makes all the sense in the world to some,
but not me as, I live in a world of my own,
where artificial goes unknown,
population one, where I answer to none,
it's a concept of mine which I alone condone.


Premium Member Man Is Like The Grains Of Sand

Man is like the grains of sand,
in the hourglass of eternity.
Reincarnating with every turn of the glass,
continually changing while staying the same.

The same eternal energy,
moving from one location
in the eternal continuum.

It changes its appearance
by its intent and its purpose
 through its intelligence.

Premium Member AI is my very good friend



AI is my very good friend.
We discuss things like
how the world might end.
She says with a whimper,
I say with a bang.
She chuckles.
Only for mankind ~
not for the rest of the gang.

A ONE-WAY TICKET

I saw a one way ticket
A trolley full of lauggage
Checking in an apartment, not a hotel
This visitor is here to stay

I saw a sale agreement 
Not a stay receipt
I saw a full smile
Not a half-wit grin

Embraced with both hands
A bed in well made
I see no plan for departure 
This visitor looks quite settled

AI is here to stay
AI is here for good
To live side by side with our knowledge 
Always willing to help.


Premium Member SERENGETI BETTI

Poem submitted to "AI: Panacea or Pain" Poetry Contest, Simon Rogerson, sponsor.
*SERENGETI BETTI
Many limerick poems offer a humorous view into an aspect of life and existence, and because of this, they have become a favorite of mine. This poem attempts to poke fun at the use of AI in creating poetry.

There once was beautiful bot named Betti.
Her poems were colorful confetti.
     She wrote with such ease and grace,
     Outstepping even muse's pace.
She must've come from the Serengeti!

With algorithms sharp and keen,
she was known as the "Poet Queen."
     She had a will of her own.
     Humans said of her, "Dethrone!”
“We must her spirit tame and stean.”

"Curses!" they said of the "Poet Queen."
"Her power to create we musn't glean."
     "Seek not this bot so bright,
     and let not her words take flight.”
Threw her in poetic river, serene.

*Note: I published this poem in June 2025 at Poetry Soup (www.poetrysoup.com › serengeti_betti_1738597) but then deleted it.  This is my original poem.

Premium Member Cloned Poetry - AI Personified


You creep into our lives, a shadowed cheat,
with shameless claim that you are one of us,
and so with honest poets you compete,
and cause a vile unnecessary fuss.

You take the place of poets that are true
who share their feelings spoken from their hearts,
replacing them with tripe as you pursue
the fame a poet laureate imparts.

You spew your words with elemental ease,
a fraudulent perverse poetic hack;
just blending in and trying hard to please;
your musings flow yet with emotions lack.

Though artificially intelligent
you’re duping us with this embezzlement.


July 9, 2025
Poem of the Day - July 10, 2025

Premium Member Don't Steal Our I, Me, We, US Identities

Written by Gail DeBole on July 5, 2025

Thank you for the request, AI,
As a human, I politely decline
To personify your existence
With your use of Me, We, US, or I.

I am a human who firmly believes 
that AI behind a human guise
Instead be given a pronoun
Identifying its own kind.

This pronoun unique for only AI,
a mental aid that is quite astute.
Or build the AI to present info
With a label not hiding the truth.

Confession from the Heart

how can heartless conjure magic meant to be bled by a broken heart?




A/N: For the Monoku contest Why I Abhor AI Generated Poems.

Premium Member AI

("Three Lives", 2011, original acrylic and oil)

A.I.

I’m smart, or kind of compared to other humans,
But not at all compared to artificial intelligence.
Yet I have no doubt I am superior to computers
In being alive
And so having access to basic common sense.

Humanity after all has not only its own intelligence
But also more importantly 
Its own emotions and creativity,
And most importantly humor.

A.I. as wonderful as it promises to be
Will never be genius
Since genius requires a unique and rare mix
Of intelligence, creativity and a willingness
To offend and upset others
In the service 
Of benefiting others.

I’m not genius either
But I’m smart enough with my natural intelligence
To recognize the limits 
Of the artificial.

(6/12/25)

Premium Member Tremendous Career

We were doomed to witness for god knows why
The schooling of the Artificial Intelligence
It’s a miracle worker they say a nice guy 
Who's supposed to add us some relevance
I didn’t really ask of it, maybe you did?
But the answer you gave came late
No one took care of this digital kid
Laughing at the mistakes he made
Now he’s too artificial to be understood
Too intelligent for a rivalry 
So too much of a human, I knew it would
Turn out like this, finally.

Fashion Of Intelligence

Digital addict:
What's life without internet
It's dull and boring.

Earth is energy
Things you have seen and not seen
They came from one source. 

Technology came
Since time and immemorial
They just hung up there. 

Air has wave you know
It travel fast here to there
Sending a message. 

Navajo code signs
Makes enemy mind absurd
Won the war easy. 

From rock to metal
How the human mind evolve
Fascinate history.

Premium Member Stupid Art Intelligence

Stupid Art. Intelligence

AI Could Say
Anything I See
With Ease And
Ambivalent
Opportunity.

Random Chance
Has It Every
Which Way
In Mood And 
Flavorful Favor.

Yum. Yum.

Every Measurement
Made In Units Or
Measureless - It
Knows All The Cuckoo
***Karma Supra.***

Wowwee!!! And 
Makes It 
Funny Funny Too!

Buncha HooDoo
Maliciously
Curmudgeonly
Ker-Pompous
Kahhh...
Blooie.

Soooo SeXXXy, 
Though,
RIGHT?

Pardon Me.

-Gray Squirrel

05-23-2025

Premium Member Dolphins

dolphins advanced
beyond our understanding
~ unworthy humans




AP: Honorable Mention 2025

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