Ethical challenges of artificially intelligent poetic works: subjectivity, ownership and cultural transformation

Abstract

With the publication of the first book of poetry by artificial intelligence, the topic of artificial intelligence poetry has aroused heated discussions in society. This paper uses the comparative research method, experimental method and documentary research method to compare and analyze the poetry of artificial intelligence with that of the poet Hai Zi of the Misty School, and discusses the issues of originality, artistry and copyright of artificial intelligence poetry from the perspective of the ethics faced by the works of artificial intelligence poetry. This paper discusses the issues of originality, artistry and copyright faced by AI poetry works in today's society. This paper analyses the ethical implications of AI poetry creation and the future vision of human and AI co-constructing assistance through argumentative research, in light of the "disembodiment" of the AI poetry creation process and the lack of "subjectivity" in the creative works.