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The need for encouraging genuine literature and art to withstand the onslaught of Artificial Intelligence (AI)was stressed at the launch of a cultural hub in a West Bengal town.
“While humans struggle to find the right word to describe a situation, AI might do this in a jiffy,” warns Madhumita Acharya, a professor of St Xavier’s College, Autonomous Raghabpur Campus. Acharya expressed fears that AI might soon encroach into literature.
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