i am going for beautiful . and now i believe it is going to appear on the big screen. so talk me through the arrangement of the words. because looking at right now, it doesn t look like it makes a lot of sense. so how do we make a story out of this? it is really simple. poetry is very personal. every word is given a single couplet, those couplets will speak to the individual who donated the word, but what is really exciting about this is the algorithm has been trained over many, many months. it has digested 15,000 poems, including shakespeare, including blake and so on and so forth. the poetry societies across the uk have fed the algorithm words and poems, so that it can learn how to create poetry. and the more words we give it, the better the sense of the poetry becomes. and right now it has been up for a few weeks,
and you can see sentences, you can see sense within this building. what we re trying to do with this building is show that we are innovators as a nation. the pavilions each sit in one of the expo s three main themes mobility, opportunity and sustainability. and each theme has its own building. the sustainability pavilion is net zero energy and net zero water, diverting people s waste water through a natural outdoor filtration system of reedbeds and then reused on the site s vegetation. so all around us you will find buildings that are net zero energy, you will find buildings that have employed sustainable wood technologies and methodologies shading, outdoor passive cooling areas. and it is actually a real honour to stand alongside all of these country pavilions from all around the world that have chosen to highlight solutions that are applicable to those regions. and trialling them out to see what works here.
a lot of sense. so how do we make a story out of this? it is really simple. poetry is very personal. every word is given a single couplet, those couplets will speak to the individual who donated the word, but what is really exciting about this is the algorithm has been trained over many, many months. it has digested 15,000 poems, including shakespeare, including blake and so on and so forth. the poetry societies across the uk have fed the algorithm words and poems, so that it can learn how to create poetry. and the more words we give it, the better the sense of the poetry becomes. and right now it has been up for a few weeks, and you can see sentences, you can see sense within this building. what we re trying to do with this building is show that we are innovators as a nation. the pavilions each sit in one
in the making, so now i have come back to see how it has all come together. now, the last time i was here, this place did not look like this, it was basically one big construction site. and i can see they have completely transformed it. the uk s contribution presents a huge wall of poetry, which doesn t always make total sense. it s generated by artificial intelligence using words donated by the public, and was inspired by professor stephen hawking s theories about how the world might come together to communicate a message in the event of meeting intelligent life from another planet. so i will type my word in here, i am going for beautiful . and now i believe it is going to appear on the big screen. so talk me through the arrangement of the words. because looking at right now, it doesn t look like it makes
now, the last time i was here, this place did not look like this, it was basically one big construction site. and i can see they have completely transformed it. the uk s contribution presents a huge wall of poetry, which doesn t always make total sense. it s generated by artificial intelligence using words donated by the public, and was inspired by professor stephen hawking s theories about how the world might come together to communicate a message in the event of meeting intelligent life from another planet. so i will type my word in here, i am going for beautiful . and now i believe it is going to appear on the big screen. so talk me through the arrangement of the words. because looking at right now, it doesn t look like it makes a lot of sense. so how do we make a story out of this? it is really simple.