This study reveals a significant disconnection between perceived value and artistic authenticity; the average reader preferred AI-generated poetry due to its accessibility, even mistaking it for human authorship.
Participants favored AI poems for their clarity and emotional resonance, mistaking simpler expressions as inherently human, demonstrating a bias towards more approachable language over complexity.
Complexity in poetry tends to alienate some readers. The study shows that many participants interpreted intricate compositions, like those of T.S. Eliot, as almost surreal, doubting human authorship.
The findings indicate that emotional content is often conflated with human touch, leading readers to misattribute human-generated text as more valuable when it isn’t understandably presented.
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