Media coverage of the AI use in literature: new creative and technical possibilities

Abstract

The topic of artificial intelligence (AI) in literature is becoming one of the key issues of the modern creative industry. Artificial intelligence is used in various fields of activity, including literature. The article analyzes the coverage of the topic in the media, draws conclusions about the methods of AI use, creative and technological prospects.

Artificial intelligence is primarily associated with the modeling and integration into computer systems of such human intellectual abilities as thinking, reading and writing. In Kazakh literature, studies on artificial intelligence are more often found in the genre of science fiction. World literary scholars study the relationship between AI and humans, ethical and philosophical aspects.

The article presents media materials on artificial intelligence in literature and provides a comparative analysis of studies by domestic and foreign scientists. The goal of the study is to determine various approaches to covering this issue in the media and to identify the features of using artificial intelligence in creating new works. For example, language models such as ChatGPT can replace a writer and also create a text in the style of a specific author. This is a major milestone in the history of modern literature.

The research methodology is based on analytical, interpretive methods, and also includes comparative and empirical analysis.

The study presents the special role of AI in increasing the speed and efficiency of literary creativity. AI can be especially fruitfully used in editing and in optimizing the creative process. The work also argues that AI cannot yet completely replace human feelings and life experiences.

The value of the study lies in determining the role of artificial intelligence in literature and media publications in the formation of new genres. The scientific and practical significance of the article lies in understanding the new relationships between writers and readers, in the spiritual and creative realization of authors.