Mike chats with Futurist Skeeve Stevens about the surprising capability of AI to mimic human connection, challenging the notion that it's beyond AI's grasp.

Despite opinions like that of English singer Sophie Ellis-Bextor, who believes AI can't replicate human connection, examples like the AI-generated band "The Velvet Sundown" suggest otherwise.

Stevens illustrates this point with a compelling example: a ChatGPT prompt requesting a four-verse poem about the opening of Parliament in Canberra, in the style of Banjo Paterson, including imagery from "The Man from Snowy River" and an opposition's view.

ChatGPT's output was not only contextually relevant and emotionally resonant but also perfectly captured Paterson's distinctive style, complete with stirring imagery and rhythmic flow. 

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