Narratives in the Age of AI
Reflections on Literature and Communication
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https://doi.org/10.59343/yuyay.v4i2.99Keywords:
Artificial Intelligence, Narrative Transformation, Authorship, Machine-Generated Content, Ethical ConcernsAbstract
In the age of artificial intelligence, narratives are undergoing a profound transformation, reshaping the ways we create, interpret, and engage with storytelling. This paper explores the intersection of AI and narrative structures, examining how machine-generated content challenges traditional notions of authorship, creativity, and meaning-making. By analyzing the implications of AI-driven storytelling in literature, film, and digital media, the study highlights the evolving role of human agency in shaping narratives alongside intelligent systems. It also considers ethical concerns, such as bias in AI-generated content, the potential loss of originality, and the implications for cultural representation. As AI-generated narratives become increasingly sophisticated, the line between human and machine creativity blurs, prompting critical discussions on ownership, artistic integrity, and the future of storytelling. This research aims to provide a theoretical and critical framework for understanding how AI influences contemporary storytelling, offering insights into its opportunities and challenges in a rapidly evolving digital landscape.
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