Somewhere in the media recently, on TV I think, I saw a story about computers writing news articles. Apparently when given and article written by a computer and an article written by a human being, the human beings cannot tell the difference. The examples given, as I recall, were sport reports, and no I could not have picked they were written by a computer.
But a computer does not feel lust, passion, joy, grief. Could a computer write Lolita? I don’t think so. I hope not.
Then there are robots playing music.
But a robot can’t really have the soul or sole required to “make” real music.
Or perhaps they can… meet UNCO-895i. Legendary jazz trumpeter in a sole searching flash fiction from freeze frame fiction
For you reading pleasure And Now, Playing Us Out, The Sweet Sounds Of Legendary Jazz Trumpeter UNCO-895i, by Paul A. Hamilton.