BHUBANESWAR: Synthetic Intelligence (AI) can not substitute the human feelings, various experiences and fervour superbly captured by the human authors in literature. Specialists mentioned this whereas attending a world convention on ‘Reflecting on the Frankenstein Syndrome: AI in literature and movies’ organised by the RD Ladies’s College right here on Friday.
The consultants additionally mentioned that AI can’t be averted in movies and literature within the coming days, however they doubt whether or not AI can match the extent of human creativity to pen down ideas, creativeness, ardour and experiences.
Asima Ranjan Parhi, head of the English division, at Utkal College, mentioned AI instruments can course of and provide an enormous quantity of data to individuals inside no time, nevertheless it can not create an emotional attachment, complexity of relationships, particular emotions and free movement of creativeness in contrast to the human authors do of their writings.
“I’m a little bit conservative about the usage of AI in literature. I’ve numerous apprehension about this. In fact, sure fields will profit through the use of AI, nevertheless it can not create nice literature like William Shakespeare, Mark Twain, Kalidasa and Rabindra Nath Tagore,” he added.
N Nagaraju, vice-chancellor of GM College Sambalpur and an English professor, mentioned an important factor in AI discourse is the types of consciousness, an important part of literature and tradition.
“Will AI problem and emerge as one other type of consciousness? If that occurs, people aren’t going to be the supreme beings on the earth. There might be variations. Now the controversy is- will there be a chance of one other type of consciousness rising by way of generative AI? Even many researchers are apprehensive that machines may take over people,” mentioned Nagaraju.
Nagaraju and others defined that Frankenstein syndrome is the worry {that a} human creation could go towards human beings. The researchers described how Mary Shelly in 1818 had first talked about Frankenstein in her novel.
“The 2-day worldwide convention will debate on an attention-grabbing subject whether or not AI can overpower human intelligence. Particularly, the way it will have an effect on literature and movies. Now AI is unavoidable and an indispensable a part of human beings. The primary worldwide convention of the English division of our college will talk about and deliberate on this query whether or not AI is sweet or dangerous in literature. Solely time will inform how AI will have an effect on our life. Specialists from totally different components of the world will debate on this,” mentioned Manisha Mishra, head of English division, RD Ladies’s College.
The consultants additionally mentioned that AI can’t be averted in movies and literature within the coming days, however they doubt whether or not AI can match the extent of human creativity to pen down ideas, creativeness, ardour and experiences.
Asima Ranjan Parhi, head of the English division, at Utkal College, mentioned AI instruments can course of and provide an enormous quantity of data to individuals inside no time, nevertheless it can not create an emotional attachment, complexity of relationships, particular emotions and free movement of creativeness in contrast to the human authors do of their writings.
“I’m a little bit conservative about the usage of AI in literature. I’ve numerous apprehension about this. In fact, sure fields will profit through the use of AI, nevertheless it can not create nice literature like William Shakespeare, Mark Twain, Kalidasa and Rabindra Nath Tagore,” he added.
N Nagaraju, vice-chancellor of GM College Sambalpur and an English professor, mentioned an important factor in AI discourse is the types of consciousness, an important part of literature and tradition.
“Will AI problem and emerge as one other type of consciousness? If that occurs, people aren’t going to be the supreme beings on the earth. There might be variations. Now the controversy is- will there be a chance of one other type of consciousness rising by way of generative AI? Even many researchers are apprehensive that machines may take over people,” mentioned Nagaraju.
Nagaraju and others defined that Frankenstein syndrome is the worry {that a} human creation could go towards human beings. The researchers described how Mary Shelly in 1818 had first talked about Frankenstein in her novel.
“The 2-day worldwide convention will debate on an attention-grabbing subject whether or not AI can overpower human intelligence. Particularly, the way it will have an effect on literature and movies. Now AI is unavoidable and an indispensable a part of human beings. The primary worldwide convention of the English division of our college will talk about and deliberate on this query whether or not AI is sweet or dangerous in literature. Solely time will inform how AI will have an effect on our life. Specialists from totally different components of the world will debate on this,” mentioned Manisha Mishra, head of English division, RD Ladies’s College.
