Will most critics think AI writes good poetry by the end of 2025?

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Will most previously published critics, writing about this publication, concur in a mostly favorable opinion about this particular collection?

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https://thecritic.co.uk/ai-is-a-terrible-poet/

Besides this, I’m having trouble finding literary reviews on AI written poetry.

The linked market talks in the comments about I am Code, a poetry book written by some precursor or early sibling of ChatGPT, published by an Hachette subsidiary, but most of the discussion on the media about it is focused on it’s content more than it’s form and quality.

I’ll solve No, if someone can point me out to some form of consensus, I’ll be happy to modify my resolution.