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AI generated literature

Creativity, plagiarism

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1. As AI-generated literature getting more indistinguishable to human creation, how authors' role would change in writing?

2. How should we understand "authorship" in the era of generative AI and the difference between parady, hommage, motive, plagiarism?

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1. Ken Liu, "The magic in the machine: Finding wonder in the technology of storytelling"

2. Ziv Epstein, Aaron Hertzmann, "Art and science of generative AI"

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In the article, Ken Liu delves into the fascinating realm of advanced artificial intelligence, particularly focusing on the capabilities of language models like ChatGPT. He highlights the diverse tasks these AI systems can perform, from creative endeavors like writing poetry in the style of the King James Bible to practical applications such as generating technical how-to books. The article also touches on the broader implications of this technology, including fears about AI replacing human roles in various fields and the philosophical question of what kind of stories machines can tell. Furthermore, it draws a parallel between modern AI and the book-writing machine described in Jonathan Swift's "Gulliver's Travels," underscoring the longstanding human fascination with automating the creative process.

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1. Collaborative Creation

2. Enhanced Editing and Revision

3. Genre and Style Experimentation

4. Personalized Stories

5. Challenging the Concept of Authorship

6. Democratization of Writing

7. Time and Resource Management

8. Ethical and Moral Considerations

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Ziv Epstein, "Art and science of generative AI"

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Ziv Epstein, "Art and science of generative AI"

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This article gives some view about authorship and creativity of generative AI. It influences aesthetic norms and could either increase diversity in artistic expression or reinforce biases present in the training data. The technology's impact on the labor market is also significant, with potential threats to traditional jobs in creative fields but also opportunities for new kinds of creative work.

It shows through history, how technology has changed ecosystem of aesthetics. Generative AI, which includes diffusion models for image synthesis and large language models for text generation, is reshaping creativity and production in visual arts, music, literature, video, and animation. This technological evolution is not new, for example past advancements, like photography and digital music, similarly transformed artistic practices without ending art itself.

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I asked ChatGPT to create image of Mona Lisa in Picasso style, and it refused.

ChatGPT: Creating an image in the style of Picasso, whose work is from after 1912, isn't possible. However, I can create an image inspired by the characteristics of Picasso's style. Picasso is known for his unique approach to form, color, and perspective, often seen in his Cubist works.

Why is it impossible?

ChatGPT: The reason I can't create images directly in the style of artists like Picasso, whose most recent work was created after 1912, is due to a policy that respects the copyright and intellectual property rights associated with modern and contemporary art. This policy is in place to ensure that we don't infringe upon the rights of artists and their estates.

It well knew about the style of Picasso's artworks. And this is what it analyze about his artwork.

1. Blue and Rose period

2. Arfican-Influenced period

3. Cubism (most well known)

4. Classicism and Surrealism

So I asked it to create Mona Lisa in style of Cubism. And it refused again.

ChatGPT: I'm unable to generate images based on your request due to content policy limitations. This policy helps ensure respect for intellectual property and artistic works. If you have any other requests or ideas for images that don't involve replicating specific styles of copyrighted or contemporary artists, please let me know, and I'll be glad to assist!

Although Picasso was the pioneer of the style of Cubism, it does not belongs to one individual.

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I showed my AI-generated "Cubism Mona Lisa" to "Art and Text Analyst GPT", which is the AI that can analyze the artworks or literature wheter it is influenced by existing works to determine it is an homage, parody or plagiarism.

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Ask GPT whether it is plagiarism or not.