Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Literature
Keywords:
Artificial Intelligence, Literature, Knowledge, Copyright, AuthorAbstract
AI has ushered in huge transformation in every sphere of life—be it technological, scientific or cultural. AI has captured the attention and imagination of the people all throughout the world. Scientists are excited with the current development and futuristic representation of AI. It has changed the process of writing itself. It is increasingly being used as a tool for generating creative content. Platforms like ChatGPT and other natural language can generate coherent, imaginative, contextually rich texts within short time. It can produce different genres of literature which are experimental. At present many authors use them to enhance their creative processes. It helps writers brainstorm ideas, develop plot structure, and put forward stylistic improvements. With its collaboration authors can explore unconventional narrative structures, leading to more innovative story telling. However, its lack of marked originality has questioned the authenticity of authorship. Though it highlights unprecedented opportunities for creativity it lacks nuanced subjectivity, human emotion. It also questions the idea of copyright.
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