In the middle of London the red lion, who composes verses

Makes no sense, but rhyme.

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In the framework of the annual London design festival in Trafalgar square in the British capital has established an unusual sculpture of a red lion.

It’s not just a figure, and an intelligent installation of Lev equipped with artificial intelligence that can write quatrains with the given words.

The author of the sculpture became a well-known designer and designer es Devlin, who wanted to liven up Trafalgar square. Visitors can offer the lion any word that you can select a special device, and in response to the “beast” will receive a small verse. In the daytime he sounds through the loudspeaker, and night — lights in the mouth and on the body of a lion, and also on the adjacent column.

It is reported that the artificial intelligence trained on 25 million words of poetry of the 19th century.

Although, apparently, it is not very helpful. According to eyewitnesses, though the poem rhyme, but do not carry any meaning. View this post in Instagram

Publication of Es Devlin (@esdevlin) 20 Sep 2018 4:04 PDT

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