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Dry spring and summer
a good year for butterflies
uplifting beauty
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by Scooj
Red Admiral
Tag: poem
Sea view
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Hogging the limelight
a gull gatecrashes the view
English Channel coast
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by Scooj
To Eastbourne
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Cutting through the chalk
amidst green and pleasant land
South Downs rolling by
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by Scooj
Bulrush
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On wetted peatland
rising high, unwavering
the bulrush is king
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by Scooj
Heat
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London in the heat
utterly overwhelming
the melting tarmac
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by Scooj
Small magpie
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Delicate shimmer
betrays any concealment
stay still, stay alive
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by Scooj
Witness
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Calm court surroundings
much slower than on TV
my contribution
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by Scooj
Here comes the sun… again
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Expectation raised
barbecue summer ahead
liberating sun
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by Scooj
Aggregation
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An eating machine
cinnabar caterpillars
fine dining ragwort
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by Scooj
ChatGPT, a haiku
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First words from the screen
AI shapes thoughts into verse
new paths softly bloom
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by ChatGPT
- I had to do a training package today about using AI for communications, and thought I’d have a little practice session on ChatGPT. This was the instruction I gave:
“Write me a haiku about using AI for the first time to write the haiku”
Having done the training, it only reinforces my scepticism about AI, but I do see how it might be helpful in the right circumstances. Unfortunately, I think that it is so open to misuse, deliberately or accidentally, and I fear in these early days a lot of people and organisations will get their knickers in a twist and fall foul of what is really the Wild West out there.
The seduction of new technology is powerful, and the early adopters get super-excited. It is important that there are others who ground truth these novel opportunities and maintain some level of human experience, skill and knowledge. I feel that AI should be used when it is needed rather than because it is there.
Natural adventures 