Document Type
Poster
Publication Date
Spring 2019
Abstract
In a world of technological advances, the line between human and artificially generated content is becoming increasingly blurred. AI generated visual art proves more pleasing to the eye, and music composed by computers is nearly indistinguishable from that of a human musician. The written word, however, seems to be one of the last great frontiers that artificial intelligence has yet to perfect. Our innate human ability to recognize anomalies in language prevents current platforms like GTP-2 from being effective in generating creative content on its own. Human interference and editing, however, may be able to create a new brand of artist, and in a technology-heavy industry such as film, collaboration with AI may be both intriguing and necessary for future work.
Recommended Citation
Kane, Olivia, "Centaur Screenwriting with 345M GPT-2: The Problems and Possibilities of AI-Generated Creative Content for the Screen" (2019). IPHS 200: Programming Humanity. Paper 9.
https://digital.kenyon.edu/dh_iphs_prog/9
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