Lyman Ditson

Lyman Ditson is a poet and author exploring the intersection of humanity and artificial intelligence. His latest work, The Poetry Contest: Human vs. Machine, is a dual-voice collection that blurs the lines between human creativity and machine intelligence.

Visit his website at https://thepoetrycontest.com
For press materials, see https://lymanditson.com/#press

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