Prof. Bruce Lloyd

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    Write a poem about time.

    Deepseek, prompted by Bruce, wrote a poem about time. In ten seconds. Here it is. The Unblinking Clock It does not march with boots of lead,Nor rush with river’s urgent might;It is the space between words said,The slow unfurling of the light. It is the patient, unseen handThat curls the sapling to the oak,The quiet…

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    When the Light Falls Differently: A Manifesto for the Curious”

    Professor Bruce Lloyd invites ChatGPT and DeepSeek to read, reflect, and respond. Here’s a summary and critique of “Atlantic Corridor | Life: Borders, Beliefs, and the Beautiful Ordinary” (by Mayor, 30 October 2025): (ChatGPT) Summary The essay captures a reflective, cross-continental conversation between three participants—Ismar (Brazil), Ritesh (India), and the Mayor (France)—who meet virtually to discuss how geography,…

  • The Words That Shaped History: How Language Has Influenced World Events

    The Power of Language in Human Connection Language is the bedrock of human interaction, a tool that has not only facilitated communication but has also shaped the course of history. From the earliest cave paintings to the modern digital landscape, our ability to express thoughts and ideas has been pivotal in influencing world events. Each…

  • Impressive Book: ‘Frankly’ by Nicola Sturgeon

    Summarise and critique of ‘Frankly’ by Nicola Sturgeon ChatGPT said: Here’s a summary and critique of Frankly by Nicola Sturgeon, drawing on reviews, excerpts, and commentary. Happy to focus more on particular themes if you like (e.g. independence, gender politics, etc.). Summary Frankly is Sturgeon’s political memoir; it spans her life from upbringing in Ayrshire…

  • A Different Kind of Power

    Professor Bruce Lloyd listened to the audio version of Jacinda Ardern’s Memoirs, published in 2025. Using ChatGPT, he wrote the following prompt. Summarise and critique ‘A Different Kind of Power’ by Jacinda Ardern Here’s a summary of A Different Kind of Power by Jacinda Ardern, followed by a critique—what works well, what doesn’t, and what questions it…