Artistic Prose Productions of Artificial Intelligence

Abstract

Artificial intelligence (AI) has emerged as a powerful influence in modern society, affecting nearly every sector and serving as a challenging tool for creativity, assistance, and innovation. Among its uses, is AI generated literature including poetry and different kinds of prose. This study focuses on AI-generated artistic prose, aiming to explore its literary qualities through the analysis of three distinct forms: Microfiction, maqama, and essay. By examining these AI-created texts, the research seeks to explore their aesthetic features and compare them with their human-authored counterparts, highlighting both similarities and divergences. The study structured into an introduction that outlines the nature of human and artificial artistic prose, followed by three analytical sections. The first examines AI-generated microfiction; the second investigates AI-created maqamat; and the third discusses the AI literary essay. The research concludes that the artificial literary prose has emerged as a new literary form influenced by AI, blending classical and modern styles and closely resembling human prose in form and structure. However, despite its technical sophistication, it lacks genuine human emotion and experience, making it a supplement to, rather than a substitute for, authentic human literature.