Inteligência Artificial (IA) e literatura no pós-capitalismo: autonomia criativa ou mercantilização?

Abstract

Artificial Intelligence (AI) in literary production raises questions about the balance between artistic autonomy and automated commodification. The incorporation of algorithms into text creation impacts originality and authorship, promoting efficiency but also threatening the uniqueness of art. Through a critical analysis based on the ideas of authors such as Beech (2019), Sinykin (2023), and Kornbluh (2023), it is discussed how AI, by optimizing creative processes, can align with capitalist demands for productivity, transforming literature into a standardized product. However, it is also understood that AI offers opportunities for creative innovation, allowing writers to experiment with new narrative forms. The challenge is for authors to use AI strategically, preserving their artistic autonomy and preventing technology from becoming a tool for massification. Thus, AI can bothreinforce market logic andexpand the boundaries of literary creation, depending on how it is employed.