Abstract
This project employed advanced artificial intelligence to craft traditional Japanese haikus, capturing the essence of Oslo's Akerselva River, a symbol of human appreciation for the beauty of its environment. The aim was to deepen appreciation and understanding of the river's natural setting, bridging the gap between modern technology and traditional art forms. This initiative sought not only to cultivate a more empathetic and environmentally conscious society but also to ignite discussions about the innovative application of generative AI in the field of environmental humanities.
