اینا دو تا از کامنتای من زیر یه پست مرتبط با جایگزینی نویسنده با هوش مصنوعیه.
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Yes, it is true that even now, audiences may not be able to tell whether a literary or artistic work was created by a human or by AI. But from my perspective, an important part of creating a connection between a work and its audience is the human creator themselves, as well as the background and history that they share with their audience. In fact, I do not see the human creator as something separate from their fictional world; I see them as one of its key characters. When a human creator tell their audience about their life, their views, their suffering and hopes, and what led them to create the work, they are not simply introducing themselves. They are introducing themselves as a character into their fictional world. AI does not have human experience, and it cannot create that emotional connection between itself as a creator and its ... دیدن ادامه ›› audience.

And regarding speed, from my perspective, an important aspect of creating literature and art is moving slowly. A creator should allow characters to gradually take shape and become fully formed within them. In creating a fictional world, the creator undertakes an inner journey of discovery, bringing out hidden fragments of their own being, nurturing them, and transforming them first into characters and ultimately into a world. I believe this is a process that needs to unfold slowly, so that the dark and unseen layers of the creator’s unconscious have enough time to enter into dialogue with one another and transform themselves into characters and a world.
For this reason, I do not consider the greater speed of AI in creation to be an advantage.