My OH was playing around with ChatGPT this evening and showed me this 
This is what he asked:
Please write a funny poem about two rabbits. One called Tui. The other called Froe.
This is what came back:
In a meadow green and wide,
Two rabbits, Tui and Froe, reside.
With fluffy tails and ears so keen,
They hopped around, a lively scene.
Tui, the wise one, with fur so gray,
Hopped in the sun, brightening the day.
Froe, a jumpy, bouncy fellow,
Leapt about like a happy cello.
One day in the carrot patch so divine,
Tui nibbled thoughtfully in a straight line.
Froe, however, with boundless delight,
Did a bunny jig with all his might.
Tui said, "Froe, my dear bunny mate,
Why frolic so? Is it a twist of fate?"
Froe replied with a twitch of his nose,
"Life's too short for dull bunny prose!"
They raced through fields, a furry pair,
Tui's measured hops, Froe's jumps in the air.
In burrows deep, they'd share a laugh,
Tui, the scholar, and Froe, the epitome of daft.
When moonlight painted the meadow's crest,
Tui spoke of stars, the cosmos, and the rest.
Froe, his eyes wide like a twinkling array,
Wished upon the moon for carrots every day.
In this bunny tale of joy and jest,
Tui and Froe, the happiest guests.
Through fields and stars, they'd always roam,
Two rabbits, best pals, in their fluffy home.
What we've been wondering is it is just chance that Tui has been correctly described as the bright one and Froe the daft one? Or did the information emanate in my post on J&B's thread a few days ago.
This is what he asked:
Please write a funny poem about two rabbits. One called Tui. The other called Froe.
This is what came back:
In a meadow green and wide,
Two rabbits, Tui and Froe, reside.
With fluffy tails and ears so keen,
They hopped around, a lively scene.
Tui, the wise one, with fur so gray,
Hopped in the sun, brightening the day.
Froe, a jumpy, bouncy fellow,
Leapt about like a happy cello.
One day in the carrot patch so divine,
Tui nibbled thoughtfully in a straight line.
Froe, however, with boundless delight,
Did a bunny jig with all his might.
Tui said, "Froe, my dear bunny mate,
Why frolic so? Is it a twist of fate?"
Froe replied with a twitch of his nose,
"Life's too short for dull bunny prose!"
They raced through fields, a furry pair,
Tui's measured hops, Froe's jumps in the air.
In burrows deep, they'd share a laugh,
Tui, the scholar, and Froe, the epitome of daft.
When moonlight painted the meadow's crest,
Tui spoke of stars, the cosmos, and the rest.
Froe, his eyes wide like a twinkling array,
Wished upon the moon for carrots every day.
In this bunny tale of joy and jest,
Tui and Froe, the happiest guests.
Through fields and stars, they'd always roam,
Two rabbits, best pals, in their fluffy home.
What we've been wondering is it is just chance that Tui has been correctly described as the bright one and Froe the daft one? Or did the information emanate in my post on J&B's thread a few days ago.
