LET'S CREAT PERSONS Written by KEMKA S. IBEJI


Can a machine have mind? 

Can a piece of inorganic be?

Can any other matter reason? 

Can still beings be intelligent?


This science, this art 

Set out to invent humans

No more mankind but man

The die is tossed, still world 

Mankind has a competitor 

Not with the living beings 

But with machines thinking 


Procuring lsrge information 

Processing them even faster

Inferring new knowledge 

Heeding the laws of thought 

Nesting the rules of patterns 


Here we are! 

We're out to creat persons

They'll think, reason and infer

Yesterday is far gone

Today is already too late

Tomorrow is here with us

Tomorrow is artificial intelligence

What's next than bizarre? 

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