I asked AI to write a poem about Cullercoats, and this is what it came up with 👀
Quite bizarre and actually pretty good!
Alan Turing, when defining his eponymous test for artificial intelligence, used the ability to compose a poem about the Forth Bridge as his prime example. I’m sure he’d be awestruck by how far computing has come. This was written practically instantly.
Here’s one for Shields:
North Shields, a town by the sea,
Whose harbor bustles with activity.
Fishing boats and ships come and go,
Carrying cargo and stories to show.
The river Tyne flows by its side,
A lifeline for trade and maritime pride.
Its banks dotted with pubs and bars,
A perfect spot to admire the stars.
The Fish Quay, a place of history,
Where fishing families lived in unity.
Nowadays, it’s a hub for food,
Fish and chips, and seafood stewed.
The High Street, lined with shops,
A busy place that never stops.
From local boutiques to chain stores,
Something for everyone to explore.
The “Clifford’s Fort” stands tall and proud,
A reminder of North Shield’s past aloud.
Built to defend against foreign foes,
Now it’s a monument to cherish and show.
North Shields, a town with a heart,
Its people friendly, kind, and smart.
A place to visit and call home,
Where the sea meets the land, and you can roam.