future of literature

For centuries, literature has been inseparable from the human hand. Stories carried the emotional weight of lived experience, shaped by memory, imagination, trauma, love, and loss. Authorship implied a person—someone who had endured the world and returned with language shaped by that endurance. Yet today, a new question sits uneasily at the intersection of technology and culture: What if readers genuinely enjoy fiction written by artificial intelligence? This is no longer a hypothetical reserved for experimental art labs or Silicon Valley think pieces. AI-generated text has advanced to the point where it can produce short stories, novels, poems, and essays … Read more