Artificial Intelligence in Literature: Theater as a Model

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Modern technology, with its artificial intelligence, has recently become widespread in all fields and areas, as we see it in language, literature, various sciences, and education... This matter raises an ambiguous relationship between artificial intelligence and humans, those who need to complete knowledge of digital and technology so as not to be led by machines.

Through this brief presentation, we aim to highlight the development taking place in the literary field, especially theater, which has begun to take other forms and methods, unlike what it was in the past, in line with the development of peoples and nations, it aims to maintain its artistic, aesthetic and communicative role, in light of the transformations and developments that the world has witnessed, especially technological development. Electronic theater is a phenomenon of the era, in light of the development of information technology, and the multiplicity of electronic media in light of globalization, headed by the Internet. It has been concluded that this electronic theater has become attractive to individuals and groups in viewing, away from the eyes of censors, and in a communication that makes the viewers a prisoner of the screen, consuming what the creators of theatrical content have produced, both its good and bad, this employs many of the newly developed technologies according to a commercial vision that aligns with the requirements of economic globalization in rare cases, and in most cases it is in line with cultural globalization, which aims to raise and educate the human being in the manner of the Western human being in terms of morality and consumption, this presents a declared global threat, and a hidden threat to his cultural and local privacy