But the problem of robot poetry is still "poetic sentiment" rather than "poetry". Judging from the poem posted by the subject, it can only be said that it looks like a poem at first glance, but what is this poem trying to express? What is the evolution between sentences? After all, I still can't help thinking. Although RNN can maintain the unity of a poem's style or "poem" by learning some long-term word collocations, it cannot be said that it has learned the real semantics.
In the final analysis, whether a computer can write a decent poem takes advantage of the fuzziness of the poem itself and the unfamiliarity of ordinary people with it. When the computer began to write compositions and stories, this semantic shortcoming was undoubtedly exposed.