Our daily lives are being transformed by artificial intelligence (AI) in numerous ways. One of the recent advancements is the Poetry Camera, a device that turns photos into poems. Developed by Kelin Carolyn Zhang and Ryan Mather, this gadget resembles a regular Polaroid camera but instead of taking pictures, it generates poetry based on the images captured by its sensor using OpenAI’s GPT-4.
The Poetry Camera is powered by a Raspberry Pi single-board computer and analyzes visual data from the images it captures. It uses AI to identify colors, patterns, key elements, and emotions in each photo. Users can choose from different poetry formats such as sonnets, free verses or haiku as the device’s code is open-source.
The creators of the Poetry Camera emphasized that none of the images or poems produced by the device are stored digitally. Initially, this was a personal project for Zhang and Mather who received positive feedback from friends and family before deciding to share their creation online. While they currently have no plans to sell the Poetry Camera, they are considering making it available commercially in the future.
For anyone interested in creating their own Poetry Camera, Zhang and Mather have shared all instructions online making it accessible for anyone with an interest in building their own device using open-source technology behind it.
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