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A Perfect Fusion

The Morning Standard

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March 21, 2025

Author, journalist, and political cartoonist Ravi Shankar Etteth has mixed AI with words in his latest book, Rhapsody Road, a book of poems. A conversation with the author on the book and what it means to be 'an accidental poet'.

- AKASH CHATTERJEE

A Perfect Fusion

At a time when artificial intelligence (AI) is threatening to take over human labour, an author has made a perfect blend of human art and words with AI. How was it done? At the official launch of his new book Rhapsody Road (Om Books International) at The Park in Delhi, Ravi Shankar Etteth, author, journalist, poet, and political cartoonist, discussed how the book became a successful experiment of blending words with tech, considered poles apart, and his "accidental journey as a poet".

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