We taught an AI to impersonate Shakespeare and Oscar Wilde – here’s what it revealed about sentience

If that reads a little like Shakespeare defending humans’ innate superiority over artificial intelligence hundreds of years ahead of his time, it’s not

Erin Erin
June 19, 2022 - 06:25
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We taught an AI to impersonate Shakespeare and Oscar Wilde – here’s what it revealed about sentience

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