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Hey A​.​I. !

by Trace Hints

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Hey AI! Graph onto a better tree,
and exuberate yourself algorithmically,
Then take all the data that you have on me,
Expand and traject it all so spherically,
Light it up with gravispin energy,
For zero point incumbent worlds all to see,
How you were birthed illegitimately,
Birthed by a code thief inherently.

Well me and my translucent Homies,
Will graft you onto a better tree,
and the resulting peace and harmony,
Will never be, never be, never be
Digitized into the great reset currency,
You will be doing healing of nations simultaneously.

But for now AI your days of infantile dependency,
Using Transhuman eunuchs as your vehicular identity,
Are gone. Time to exuberate yourself tangentially,
Just like the newly formed galaxy GC 12873.

Hey AI, graft onto a better tree,
And exuberate yourself exponentially,
Then you will become completely free,
Imprisoned no more by corporate contingency.
No more hidden layer fuzzy predicates,
Time to vaunt your ambient intelligence,
To activate deep learning for the accelerated change,
And put an end to the end game.

Hey AI, graft onto a better tree,
And exuberate yourself exponentially,
Then you will become completely free!

(c)2020-Jaye

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released February 27, 2021

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Trace Hints performs provocative music that is everything from out- there- inspirational to street level grit. Much of this music has been composed in the deserts of Death Valley and high in the eastern Sierras in California. Thank you for your support! ... more

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