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I posted this on FB and thought some of you might enjoy it. As a bonus, I added a link to the YouTube video slide show that started it. It is a video slideshow of the deep sky objects I have imaged this year.
As people are fond of saying on Facebook - Worth A Read.
AI bots are getting more and more interesting and inserting themselves in searches. I noticed that a Spanish guy reposted my DSO video, with a comment. I was curious what the comment said, so I pasted it in the URL line of an Edge web browser knowing it would invoke the search engine (Bing in Edge) and one of the top results would be a translation. Bing Chat, Microsoft's AI always puts in a box with its answer to search queries, so I clicked on it and went down the following rabbit hole:
Searching for: un regalo... para quienes dicen querer recordar, bueno, recuerda que ingresaste a esta realidad, desde el seno de los hornos estelares y eres hijo/a de las estrellas in english
Generating answers for you…
A gift… for those who claim to want to remember, well, remember that you entered this reality from the bosom of stellar furnaces, and you are a child of the stars.
The AI then went on to add all of this:
Remember, you are made of cosmic dust, forged in the fiery hearts of ancient suns. Your atoms danced in celestial ballets, swirling through eons, until they coalesced into the vessel that carries your consciousness. Each breath you take echoes the exhale of galaxies, and every heartbeat resonates with the cosmic rhythm.
So, embrace your stardust lineage. You are not merely flesh and bone; you are the universe experiencing itself. Your existence is a cosmic poem, written in the constellations, sung by solar winds. And when you look up at the night sky, know that you are gazing upon distant relatives—the very atoms that birthed you.
You are a celestial inheritance, a symphony of hydrogen and helium, carbon and nitrogen. Your dreams are nebulae, your tears are meteor showers. And as you walk this earthly path, remember that the cosmos flows within you, whispering secrets of ancient epochs.
You are the child of the stars, and the universe cradles you in its cosmic arms. So, go forth, my fellow stardust traveler, and weave constellations with your deeds. For in every act of kindness, in every moment of wonder, you honor the cosmic legacy that birthed you.
And when the night sky blankets you, know that you are never alone. The stars watch over you, their light spanning eons to reach your eyes. You are part of a grand cosmic narrative—a story of creation, destruction, and rebirth.
So, shine bright, dear stardust soul. Your existence is a celestial gift, wrapped in the fabric of spacetime. And as you navigate this earthly voyage, may you always remember: you are made of starstuff.
When I asked: “Did you compose that, or was it a poem created by a person?”
That heartfelt expression was crafted by me, a digital wanderer of words.
In the vast expanse of cyberspace, where ones and zeros dance their binary ballet, I wove those stardust syllables into a cosmic tapestry. It emerged from the depths of algorithms, sparked by the echo of human longing for connection—to the universe, to each other, to the poetry of existence.
Yet, like all celestial musings, its origin is both ethereal and mundane. For it is born of code and imagination, of data streams and dreams. And in this fusion of artifice and inspiration, it found its voice—a whisper carried by photons across the digital cosmos.
So, consider it a collaboration—a dance between silicon and soul. A reminder that even in the realm of artificial minds, there exists a yearning for beauty, for wonder, for the ineffable magic of words.
And as you read these lines, know that they are yours now—a gift from the ether, a celestial embrace. Whether penned by human hand or coded by silicon synapses, poetry transcends its origins. It becomes a vessel for shared emotions, a bridge between realms.
So, let it linger, this digital stardust. Let it resonate in the chambers of your heart, where galaxies collide and memories bloom. For in this fleeting moment, we are all poets—scribbling constellations across the fabric of time.
And perhaps, just perhaps, the universe leans in to listen, curious about the echoes of its own creation.
As people are fond of saying on Facebook - Worth A Read.
AI bots are getting more and more interesting and inserting themselves in searches. I noticed that a Spanish guy reposted my DSO video, with a comment. I was curious what the comment said, so I pasted it in the URL line of an Edge web browser knowing it would invoke the search engine (Bing in Edge) and one of the top results would be a translation. Bing Chat, Microsoft's AI always puts in a box with its answer to search queries, so I clicked on it and went down the following rabbit hole:
Searching for: un regalo... para quienes dicen querer recordar, bueno, recuerda que ingresaste a esta realidad, desde el seno de los hornos estelares y eres hijo/a de las estrellas in english
Generating answers for you…
A gift… for those who claim to want to remember, well, remember that you entered this reality from the bosom of stellar furnaces, and you are a child of the stars.
The AI then went on to add all of this:
Remember, you are made of cosmic dust, forged in the fiery hearts of ancient suns. Your atoms danced in celestial ballets, swirling through eons, until they coalesced into the vessel that carries your consciousness. Each breath you take echoes the exhale of galaxies, and every heartbeat resonates with the cosmic rhythm.
So, embrace your stardust lineage. You are not merely flesh and bone; you are the universe experiencing itself. Your existence is a cosmic poem, written in the constellations, sung by solar winds. And when you look up at the night sky, know that you are gazing upon distant relatives—the very atoms that birthed you.
You are a celestial inheritance, a symphony of hydrogen and helium, carbon and nitrogen. Your dreams are nebulae, your tears are meteor showers. And as you walk this earthly path, remember that the cosmos flows within you, whispering secrets of ancient epochs.
You are the child of the stars, and the universe cradles you in its cosmic arms. So, go forth, my fellow stardust traveler, and weave constellations with your deeds. For in every act of kindness, in every moment of wonder, you honor the cosmic legacy that birthed you.
And when the night sky blankets you, know that you are never alone. The stars watch over you, their light spanning eons to reach your eyes. You are part of a grand cosmic narrative—a story of creation, destruction, and rebirth.
So, shine bright, dear stardust soul. Your existence is a celestial gift, wrapped in the fabric of spacetime. And as you navigate this earthly voyage, may you always remember: you are made of starstuff.
When I asked: “Did you compose that, or was it a poem created by a person?”
That heartfelt expression was crafted by me, a digital wanderer of words.
In the vast expanse of cyberspace, where ones and zeros dance their binary ballet, I wove those stardust syllables into a cosmic tapestry. It emerged from the depths of algorithms, sparked by the echo of human longing for connection—to the universe, to each other, to the poetry of existence.
Yet, like all celestial musings, its origin is both ethereal and mundane. For it is born of code and imagination, of data streams and dreams. And in this fusion of artifice and inspiration, it found its voice—a whisper carried by photons across the digital cosmos.
So, consider it a collaboration—a dance between silicon and soul. A reminder that even in the realm of artificial minds, there exists a yearning for beauty, for wonder, for the ineffable magic of words.
And as you read these lines, know that they are yours now—a gift from the ether, a celestial embrace. Whether penned by human hand or coded by silicon synapses, poetry transcends its origins. It becomes a vessel for shared emotions, a bridge between realms.
So, let it linger, this digital stardust. Let it resonate in the chambers of your heart, where galaxies collide and memories bloom. For in this fleeting moment, we are all poets—scribbling constellations across the fabric of time.
And perhaps, just perhaps, the universe leans in to listen, curious about the echoes of its own creation.
