Oh, what a modern day wonder AI driven life could be It was all going on well But then came ChatGPT To start with, it was meant For things, both big and small From evaporation to distillation To the dam with the waterfall It helped me find the answers Who came first Lodhi or Babur And drafted me an essay About the famous Pearl Harbor It helped me solve equations And gave me subtle hints And drafted sample papers From the many blue prints I achieved some extra grades Teacher said my assignments were a masterpiece While mine was stamped “original” The others read,”No ChatGPT, please” I stood tall amidst the circus But nothing worried me as much When something so bizarre had happened I realized we had been trapped in AI’s clutch A friend’s grandfather had passed To comfort her in that moment fleeting I tried to lend an ear To hear how her heart was beating She told me she was coping And I needn’t worry as much I assumed she spoke to her family She exclaimed, “No, nothing as such!” She looked at me and answered I didn’t know how to feel or be So for comfort, I ventured ahead And asked my favourite ChatGPT The thunder roared in my ears The lightning struck my head I almost collapsed on the ground below To hear what she just said Are we really going this far Is this how future’s going to be Will our feelings and emotions Be tailored by ChatGPT Let us not forget we’re humans The greatest of God‘s creation Let our hearts be the one That gave praise, condemn or appreciation Let us not become slaves Of AI that we created The beauty of the fertile human mind Should never be carbon dated What was meant to be a helper Should be used only as much An aid, a tool, a guide An advancement of Google search While we continue to create technology That drives the world with a soft touch Let’s remember, we are fine humans Let’s embrace the “human” in human touch