El País in English1d
Readers prefer ChatGPT poems over Shakespeare and Sylvia Plath
In a new study, participants with no expert knowledge in poetry were also unable to distinguish whether the verses were ...
New research shows people can’t tell the difference between human and AI poetry – and even prefer the latter. What gives?
According to a new paper in Nature Scientific Reports, non-expert readers of poetry cannot distinguish poetry written by AI ...
The Stanford Daily3d
‘Sad girl poetry’ and the gendered political madness of 2024
In her third column installment, Burtner draws on Sylvia Plath’s ‘sad girl poetry’ to understand the political madness of ...
Smithsonian Magazine on MSN10h
ChatGPT or Shakespeare? Readers Couldn’t Tell the Difference—and Even Preferred A.I.-Generated Verse
A new study suggests people might like chatbot-produced poems for their simple and straightforward images, emotions and ...
The Nation on MSN1mon
The Silencing of Sylvia Plath
In Emily Van Duyne’s Loving Sylvia Plath she asks if we can fully understand the poet’s work without understanding ...
The Hindu21d
A whole new Sylvia Plath | Interview with Peter K. Steinberg, editor of ‘The Collected Prose of Sylvia Plath’
He has previously co-edited The Letters of Sylvia Plath (Vol ... Bringing out all of Plath’s journals, letters, prose, and eventually poems, will truly allow her readers to see how all ...
New York Sun1mon
The Multitudinous Sylvia Plath Inspires Multiple New Books
The reason why there are so many books about Sylvia Plath (not just biographies) is that she is multitudinous. So often misidentified as a confessional poet, she actually lived and wrote in the ...