This AI 'poetry camera' shoots haikus instead of photos – and that's way more interesting than megapixels
An Instax-like camera that prints words instead of pictures
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An Instax-like camera that prints words instead of pictures
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A very different type of AI art generator.
Instead of capturing images, this poetry camera uses AI technology to transform photos into poems based on the captured shot.
TECH NEWS : The Poetry Camera, an AI-powered device resembling a classic Polaroid camera, can write poems out of pictures. Developed by the creative duo Kelin Carolyn Zhang and Ryan Mather, this open-source camera uses OpenAI's GPT-4, the same AI model that powers ChatGPT Plus, to generate poetic interpretations of the scenes it captures.