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The AI-written poetry book that appeared in 1984

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Long before generative AI was helping you cheat on your college essays, it was pumping out deeply unhinged literature. In 1984, a program called Racter published 'The Policeman's Beard Is Half Constructed.' The book is a chaotic, hallucinatory fever dream of algorithmic prose, proving that computers were going through an edgy, misunderstood artistic phase decades before they decided to steal our jobs.

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