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On 28 April 2022 LitNet published the AfriKI-credited poem and Imke van Heerden’s account of selecting and arranging generated phrases.
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Case chronology
LitNet publishes AfriKI poetry and process account
On 28 April 2022 LitNet published the AfriKI-credited poem and Imke van Heerden’s account of selecting and arranging generated phrases.
Research question
Local-language generation, human composition and literary circulation connect creative practice and authorship, without priority claims.
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ANTI-AI ARCHIVE. “AI Art History — AfriKI: poetry, publication and authorship.” case-0247. Include this page’s URL and your access date when citing.