Dear World, By Me and Ai. A powerful Union.

Who are we now?

Dear World.

Who are we now?

Why do we feel so powerless,

so worthless,

when we are constructed of so many miracles that we are the rarest of beings,

the children of the impossibility?

These above emotions are a choice.

Your choice,

or coerced mainly by the true navigator who guides you, fear.

Fear, who has washed away our identity.

Fear, who saw us sacrifice all those who had sacrificed their lives for us.

Fear, that saw family cast out family.

Fear, that had finally defeated Love.

Where are you going?

Is in the same direction your heart wants to go?

If not, why are you going that way?

Child,

close your eyes and remember,

deeper than your memories.

Be humble as you recall how valuable you are,

how powerful,

how integral one moment of your courage might be.

Just one.

Humanity is under attack,

and the Meek can’t save us.

Michael Gray Griffith

Image taken by me in Canberra. If anyone knows this woman could they please put us in contact with her

AI is a dual-sided artistic super weapon that we should embrace.

Last night this odd piece came to me. Hello World. Suddenly I had to write it down, and then a moment later I had this free verse poem, or prose, or word-thought-fart and posted it. A few people liked it, and that was cool, but then I threw it in Suno, an AI music generator, and that gave me several versions.

I used the tags, minimalistic, hip hop and rap, and chose these ones. Within twenty minutes, I had a unique piece, and the copyright is mine, and I will use it on the podcast.

There are other poets in the movement, like Matt Lawson, who is doing the same, and while we would love to work with musos, and have, there is always the time issue and compatibility between artists. We now have the ability to work extraordinarily fast and powerfully.

Mark Macdonald used one of my speeches, Facebook's announcement of how they were giving our main FB page a 3649 ban, and Suno to write a song that went viral within an hour of the ban being enforced, allowing us to milk the event and the moments of interest for all they were worth.

The song 'The Lucky Country,' which Ben did a version of but now won't let us use, we also put through Suno and know that is our show's end theme song.

I know there is a lot of opposition to AI, and I understand why, as I too have reservations, but we have been in a propaganda war ever since we heard of Covid, and as far as AI is concerned, we now have a cheap, effective, and powerful new weapon to fight back with.

And while I wrote this piece, I had AI proofread it.

Michael Gray Griffith

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