Artificial Intelligence, a Tool for Previewing Immersive Scripts
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https://doi.org/10.32719/26312514.2024.10.7Keywords:
Artificial intelligence, immersive scripts, storyboards, orality, narratives, virtual reality, prompts, interactionAbstract
The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) in the creation of immersive scripts for virtual reality projects poses a convergence between human narrative and advanced technology. This synergy, by combining oral storytelling with AI algorithms, facilitates the dynamic generation of narrative content adaptable to the project’s needs. However, this technological progress is not without ethical dilemmas. A debate arises about the autonomy of AI and its influence on artistic originality, questioning the authenticity of the generated works. In this context, the storyboard undergoes a transformation through collaboration with programming experts, with the purpose of adapting it to virtual reality. This adaptation is considered an imperative measure in the execution of the “When Silence Talks” project, despite its initial conception by artificial intelligence systems. Furthermore, responsibility and transparency in the creative process become crucial, as artificial intelligence makes decisions that affect the narrative and generated content. It is essential to establish ethical practices and clear regulations guiding the responsible use of artificial intelligence in script creation, ensuring diversity and equity in representation. This multidisciplinary approach requires close collaboration among creators, psychologists, developers, and ethics experts, aiming to mitigate the risks of biases and discrimination in the produced narratives. Ultimately, if these ethical challenges are properly addressed, the integration of AI in the creation of immersive scripts could significantly enrich digital narrative and its ability to explore complex social issues.
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