AI-Generated Literature

What happens if you let the AI take over? What happens if you let it be a poet? How creative can an Artificial Intelligence write? Is it creative after all? Philipp Charaoui, a German author with a deep interest into how new technology can shape the way artists work has put it to the test and let the AI write 23 classic text types like an epic poem, a sermon, a theatre play, etc. The Open-AI software DALL-E has generated the illustrations and Chat GPT the text.

it defines a new genre "AI-generated literature", and a new way of writing, deals with modern developments and presents its outcomes in an entertaining way.

Autorentext
Philipp Charaoui (geb. 1998 in Hof) schreibt mit dem Fokus auf Menschen, reale Geschichten über Erlebtes, abgeändert und stilistisch verzerrt. Menschen.Typen. stellt verschiedene Begegnungen und Beobachtungen der ersten Jahre in der Erwachsenenwelt dar. Es sind diese verschiedenen Lebensgeschichten, die er durch das Leben in Irland, der Bretagne und England machte, die ihn in der Charakterbildung beeinflusst und verändert haben. Charaoui leitet gemeinsam mit zwei Freunden das Antiquariat und Kulturprojekt Wilsbergensis in dem kleinen, oberfränkischen Städtchen Weißenstadt. Philipp Charaoui (born 1998) is a German author, artist, and primary school teacher who has a deep interest in new technologies and how they change the way artists work. He has studied English language and literature as well as interdisciplinary science teaching, lived, worked and studied in Sheffield (UK), Prague (CZ) and Brittany (France), and has published three very different books. He lives in Weißenstadt, a small rural town in Upper Franconia, where he runs an antiquarian bookshop with gallery - the cultural heart of the region. Published Books: Lostplace: Die Pelz (Lostplace: the Fur Factory) A photography and poem book of an old fur factory, featuring 10 regional artists. Menschentypen (Human Kinds) A book about 19 colourful human encounters, illustrated with flamingo sketches. ICH (ME) A collection of poems published for an old man who wrote in the 80s, illustrated with simplistic lines.