Terminology between the illusion of technology and the simulation of creativity in the fields of arts and literature

Nadia, Benouargla; Rahma, Boussouar

افاق للعلوم
Volume 11, Numéro 2, Pages 448-459
2026-03-12

Terminology Between The Illusion Of Technology And The Simulation Of Creativity In The Fields Of Arts And Literature

Authors : Nadia Benouargla . Rahma Boussouar .

Abstract

The texts produced by artificial intelligence tools belong to a formal level of performance, mastering the structural composition of the text, but they remain unable to comprehend the symbolic, historical or interpretive depth that distinguishes the human text. They are texts that imitate but do not create, they compose but do not produce, they revolve around the previous texts, and do not emerge from a free creative self. Therefore, all effective employment of artificial intelligence is not complete without the presence of a critical human mind that directs, scrutinizes and holds accountable Noting that creativity is not reduced to the speed of production or the ability to organize, but rather requires intellectual and emotional labor that cannot be imitated or reproduced. In this sense, artificial intelligence is not qualified to be a creative partner for humans, but rather, at its best, it is a technical assistant that cannot do without human leadership and guidance.