mincemeat
down the street and
to the left,
pull into the old junkyard
turn up the music and
lie to me.
confidently, no remorse,
without knowing (is it better that way?)
blast your tunes,
it’s a composite of every song on the radio;
music in the same way
OSB is wood
well mince my words, but
you feed the same regurgitated shit to me
and my friends and the world
originality is a joke (get some new material),
but quit lying to me—
I’m not mad ’cause it’s not new,
I’m mad cause you didn’t make it
but you said you did
you’re sitting in your car but
you haven’t had a lifetime of making mud pies and
questioning yourself and
failing to learn guitar and
forming opinions to
back your creations up.
I’m not asking you to leave,
I’m asking you to play a different song.
I’m asking you to try something other than the hamburger,
try something whole,
even if you don’t like it.
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author’s note:
this is about AI generated content. I really don’t like how people are using it as a substitute for writing or for art or for a normal search engine. I’m not offended really on a moral level, it’s just odd to me that people keep asking robots to produce mediocre art when there are real people that could produce mediocre art with more feeling.
also search engines have been getting more and more painful to use, and I hate to see chatbots contribute to that.
“it’s a composite of every song on the radio” <3
The reliance on AI really disturbs me especially since there are plenty of people who can fill the demand for art and do it in a way that celebrates humanity instead of the capacities of technology. The mince meat meat metaphor for words is perfect. Also failing learning guitar is so real.
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