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This extra-long sonnet "tracks" the various ways in which AI, or artificial intelligence, now invades our online lives.
For Random Learning Comes: Essays Fiction and Poetry by Andrea LeDew

This extra-long sonnet "tracks" the various ways in which AI, or artificial intelligence, now invades our online lives.

This poem imagines the hive mind, or what Star Trek lovers will recognize as “the Borg“. I first heard the expression “hive mind,” when I listened to the Ezra Klein podcast, The Ezra Klein Show, when he was interviewing Cal Newport, author of A World Without Email. Transcript of podcast. Cal Newport seemed to …

This poem talks about how we seem to have no time these days and why that might be the case.

This one’s pretty self-explanatory. Describing our Brave New World, to borrow from a famous title. Thanks for coming by to read! We wake in peace. We dress in peace. We eat, with mediocrity. We tend to needs, unspeakable, Without a thought to privacy. We read a book With opaque brains. We drive, …

This poem is a about wasting time on social media. It asks, at what cost do we pursue such an aimless life? Hope you enjoy! By bits and slivers everyday, My choice is shaved from me. By happy accident, I browse, And lose my agency. The bits and bobs that show up On …

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