'Deepfake Autofiction: A New Wave of AI-generated Literature' futureofai artificialintelligence
While AI and deep learning have, until recently, primarily been used to manipulate images and video, the technology is slowly being applied to other forms of media—especially novels. In the latest example of this trend, the novel Amor Cringe bills itself as deepfake autofiction—a work written entirely by an artificially intelligent system known as GPT-3 and writer K. Allado-McDowell.
The result is something like The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald but with added sex scenes featuring Tom Cruise as Jay Gatsby, Emma Watson as Daisy Buchanan, and Jennifer Lawrence as Jordan Baker . But if you look at any kind of storytelling genre, whether it’s theater or film or TV or books, as soon as something new comes along, people have to try and define exactly what it is. Is it like anything else before? Is it not like anything else before?
So, I think that right now we’re in a stage where people are figuring out how they feel about it. Are they excited about it? Are they skeptical about it? What does their gut tell them when they read these stories and when they hear about them being generated by artificial intelligence versus written by humans? That sort of thing.
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