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Meeting of the Young Poets' Discussion Club "Kashalot"

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21.05.2026 · 19:00
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Moscow
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The Young Poets' Discussion Club "Kashalot" opens its seventh season with a discussion on one of the most pressing topics of our time - the influence of artificial intelligence on creativity. Participants will analyze the phenomenon of literary mystifications and plagiarism, and evaluate the capabilities of neural networks in creating poetry. Artificial intelligence is rapidly penetrating all areas of life, and poetry is no exception. Participants in the meeting will discuss how neural networks are used to create poems, how deeply they can convey emotions, and whether they can be considered full-fledged authors. The "Kashalot" club has been a platform for discussing the most pressing issues in the poetic world for several years. Young authors, critics, and literary figures gather here to analyze contemporary trends, debate forms of expression, and discuss the future of poetry. This time, the conversation will go beyond the usual frameworks: participants will study examples of texts created by algorithms, compare them with works by living authors, and discuss scandalous cases of plagiarism. The topic of artificial intelligence in literature raises many questions. Some see neural networks as a tool that facilitates creativity, while others see it as a threat to the authenticity and individuality of poets. What position do you hold? The meeting will be an ideal opportunity to express your opinion, hear arguments from both sides, and discuss the future of poetry in a technological world. Find other events in Moscow on KudaGo.

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