Literally so stoked for this every time!!!

"Boid Poems" has now been published via the @ailiteraryreview.bsky.social - Combining swarming a-life algorithms with language attractors, the words of this interactive piece formate into different visual and semantic structures. Preview below, live link here: ailiteraryreview.co.uk/issue06

Issue 06 is out today - and it's a doozy!

We've got 10 original, unique, human-authored works, each utilising GenAI tools in different ways to create something cool

Check it out for free at ailiteraryreview.co.uk/issue06 ✨🤖📝

... with these tools, sometimes that's with similar techniques to cut-ups, and other times it's completely different. Each poem has a note underneath to explain how it was made. The main thing is: we only publish work where human intention is the driving force, and the AI has no creative control!

Hi Clare, thank you for your questions! I also find AI writing quite sinister, and I've started this in an attempt to try and de-humanise AI, to understand it as a tool to write with rather than as a being that can "write". We're interested in all the ways people might form their own authorship ...

I got inspiration from AI adverts for loft insulation removal for my piece, “Jean Baudrillard Got Fucked Up at the Foam Party”, up now at @ailiteraryreview.bsky.social, along with lots of brilliant work by @hesterglock.bsky.social @lauradavispoems.bsky.social @vikshirley.bsky.social & more

Issue 05 is NOW ONLINE!

This issue sees ten poets forging their own authorship in different ways, using AI to augment / amplify / alienate / assist their own voices!

Read it all for free today, just click the link below 🤖❤️‍🔥
ailiteraryreview.co.uk/issue05

What is the role of the human poet in a post-AI world? What can you bring to a poem that an AI can't? And how can you work with AI tools whilst keeping your human ideas intact?

We'd love to see what you can do - submissions are open for Issue 05 until June 21!

Submissions for Issue 05 are open for two more weeks only!

Full guidelines can be found on our website, along with previous issues

We look forward to seeing what you come up with 😃

How are you working with AI tools? How are you making them work for you? Submit by June 21st and let us know!

It's that time again folks! Fire up the computer, fire up your own imagination, and cook up something good!

Submissions are NOW OPEN for issue five!

Get your poems in before 22nd June to be considered for this issue. For full submission guides, and to see what we like to publish, check out our website!

We endeavour to respond to everyone within two weeks of submissions closing! 🤖💓✨

Our reading list would not be complete without a shoutout to @ailiteraryreview.bsky.social ! We, they, and Ensemble park will be joining on a panel at the Electronic Literature Conference in July to talk about the concepts behind our journals, and we recommend both reading and submitting to issues!

Ginny Darke in the latest issue of the AI Literary Review - read it on our website today!

>> ailiteraryreview.co.uk/issue04

A showstopping poem from Rachael Brooks! Read this and more in the latest issue of the AI Literary Review, available for free on our website 🤖💓

ailiteraryreview.co.uk/issue04

Issue 04 is now online!

Ten fantastic poems from ten exciting poets, each negotiating with AI tools in different ways!

Check it out today at ailiteraryreview.co.uk/issue04

Happy World Poetry Day!
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Submissions for Issue 04 have now closed - thank you for sending in your poems! Please expect a response from us within the next two weeks 😌

From 'The Slop Must Flow' by Harry Law - a passionate defence of AI-generated slop posts! A quick and very interesting read!

www.learningfromexamples.com/p/the-slop-m...

Poetry subs are open until March 1st!! Get experimenting, generating, collaborating, editing, remixing - pit your humanity against the machine, and let us know when you come out on top!

Submissions are open for two more weeks!

Get generating, editing, assembling, glitching, creating, thinking, mutating!

Submissions details here: ailiteraryreview.co.uk/submissions