Poets, dreamers and storytellers, the deadline for the 2026 Sidewalk Poetry Project is on Sunday, Dec. 14. Turn your words ...
Happy holidays, and happy reading! All That We Ask of You Is to Always Be Happy by Bridget Bell (Cavankerry) If there has ...
It was in late 1955 that Donald Keene, a scholar of Japanese literature, first traveled through Japan's Tohoku region retracing the steps of the Edo p･･･ ...
frontier proprietary and open-weight models yielded high attack success rates when prompted in verse, indicating a deeper, ...
A group of European researchers found that “meter and rhyme” can “bypass safety measures” in major AI models, said The Tech ...
The Wyong Writers Group’s 2025 in-house haiku competition was won by Maureen Trotter with Keith Brady named as runner-up. A haiku is a three-line ...
A study finds that prompts written in poetry can convince large language models (LLMs), AI chatbots, to ignore their safety guardrails.
Researchers from Italy discovered that phrasing prompts in poetry can be a reliable jailbreaking method for LLMs.
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