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In the blog post Haikus and artificial intelligence<\/a>, I demonstrated than chatbots can create reasonably successful haikus – you know, those Japanese short poems about nature.<\/p>\n

Another special art form, originating in Japan, is origami,<\/em> the traditional Japanese art of folding paper to make objects and figures.<\/p>\n

The word “origami” is derived from the Japanese words “oru”(folding) and “kami” (paper). With origami, complex and detailed sculptures can be created solely by folding a single sheet of paper, without cutting or gluing. Examples of traditional origami objects include cranes, flowers, butterflies and boxes.<\/p>\n

Modern origami artists, however, have taken the medium to new heights with a variety of designs, from detailed animals to complex geometric shapes. Origami can be both a relaxing hobby and a serious artistic endeavor.<\/p>\n

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I experimented with a combination of haiku, origami and artificial intelligence. ChatGPT 4.0 asked me to come up with three haiku:<\/p>\n

Softly the wind whispers
Leaves dance in the light
Silence speaks of tranquility<\/p>\n

Blossoms budding
Spring awakens from her slumber
New life breathes<\/p>\n

Winter, stars cold
in the whispering night
snow covers everything softly<\/p>\n

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With these three generated haiku, I set to work in one of the various AI art generators at my disposal. In the end, from the three haiku above, I managed to create several works of art each that clearly exude the atmosphere and typical peculiarities of origami – judge for yourself.<\/p>\n

However, it has not been possible to generate ready-made folding diagrams so that we could work on them ourselves with real paper. Pity? Ah – even artificial intelligence has limitations….<\/p>\n

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