1 / 4   People visiting London's Trafalgar Square might have noticed a new lion has joined the other four beasts in the area. Moreover, the florescent red sculpture can "eat" words and "roar" poetry to the public. /VCG Photo 

2 / 4   The bright red sculpture, "Please Feed the Lion," is an interactive installation created by UK designer Es Devlin, collaborating with Google Arts & Culture, as part of the London Design Festival. /VCG Photo

3 / 4   People can generate a poem by simply entering a word on the screen next to the lion, which will make it roar while displaying AI-generated poetry on an LED screen embedded in its mouth. /VCG Photo

4 / 4   At night, poems will also be shown on the Nelson's Column as well as on the lion's body. /VCG Photo