AI and Authorship: Who Wrote Henry VIII?
"Looking at the rhythms of the text, and the combination of words used, [the algorithm] indicated that Shakespeare had written the first two scenes of the play, with Fletcher responsible for the next four scenes. Shakespeare then picked up the pen, according to Plechac’s algorithm, with Fletcher taking over for Act II Scene III."
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What Sparks Poetry:
Vahni Capildeo on Martin Carter’s “This Is the Dark Time My Love”
“When did you—when does anyone—start writing poetry; or, when would you call the things, the scribbles, the utterances that you make or break, “poetry?” When they are very young, a lot of people make up rhymes, or become attached to reciting mundane or magical-seeming phrases. Children may take pleasure in exclamations, swear words, and other fragments collaged from the grown-up world of overheard speech. If those contain the early sparks of poetry, for many Caribbean readers Martin Carter is a contributor to the flame." |
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