Having a hard time with your rhymes? Fear not, artificial intelligence is on hand to help with writers’ block. Google recently launched a new tool called Verse by Verse to help budding poets create verses worthy of Emily Dickinson or Edgar Allan Poe.
The strict meters of formal verse can be enough to have any aspiring poet doubting their vocation. Now, Google is offering budding bards a helping hand with Verse by Verse, billed as an “AI-powered muse that helps you compose poetry inspired by classic American poets.”
As a starting point, the tech giant is offering wannabe wordsmiths a choice of three big names from American poetry, including Emma Lazarus, James Weldon Johnson and…
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