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AI's Lack: Looking out for Pablo's Rep

2026.01.28
AI's Lack: Looking out for Pablo's Rep
Image courtesy of Ms. Copilot (MAI), Some Doodling Pen and Ink Artists, and +he Ghos+, January 2026

Wednesday, January 28, 2026

Good morning, The Wonderfell Way.

Glad you're back. O/

Pleasure, comfort, health and well-being my hopes for you. Thanks for reading.

On with our show...

Moonlight keeps watch while the Sun comes back around.

What's new? Another morning after dreams so vivid like a cinema projection show in the mind while I slept.

I wonder about dreams, what they're for, and why we don't consider and talk about them more.

Perhaps one day when Science becomes passé we'll venture into the world of dreams.

We measure a dream's value by our artistic representation of it.

I see humanity moving this way.

The advent of AI leads to putting Science on autopilot and freeing us to dream.

Artificial Intelligence is a boon to Artists when viewed properly.

Every Artist, Writer, and Musician is a part of every painting, story and song they create. What makes Michelangelo makes The Ceiling of The Sistine Chapel.

One cannot exist without the other.

No matter how technologically advanced AI becomes it could never create anything at all unless a dreamer with a vision and the skill to make it real did first.

Think of AI mimicking Art like this:

A translation of poetry.

I am not a native speaker of Spanish, however I've heard great things about Pablo Neruda's poetry.

Each time I read an English translation of his poetry I'm appalled at, quite frankly, how awful it sounds.

Surely the translations must be lacking?

Neruda is one of The Spanish Language's most revered poets.

What's missing from the translations of Neruda's poems to English is what's missing in AI generated art.

Translators are focused on the words and not the essence of the words.

I feel a little slight of a Poet's Pride for Pablo every time I read an English translation. So, one day, I put my years of study of Spanish and Poetry to work and set to right his reputation with The English speaking world.

That exercise is posted here.

AI leaves out the essence; AI is always a collaborative translation.

Like reading Neruda in English.

What For Pablo, Para Ti exemplifies is this poet's poetic translation of another poet's experience.

Match For Pablo, Para Ti with any intellectual translation of the same poem to see all the hazards of AI.

There are just some things a computer can never express.

All that makes Life worth living, for example.

I'll be releasing a formal anthology of poems soon. Part of this post will be included.

The purpose of the Neruda exercise is +he Ghos+ Point.

We bring ourselves to everything we experience.

Nowhere is this clearer than while we read.

We show ourselves in everything we create.

Nowhere is this clearer than while we make Art.

To exemplify your essence's experience of an experience is the point and purpose of all Artistic Endeavors.

AI can never experience Life only translate it.

Take care, create something, and make wonderful this wonderful day.

Wynn

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