AI写作普及或致人类写作能力退化，类比古希腊黑暗时代
A perishable ability? The future of writing in the face of generative artificial intelligence
- 类比历史，反思AI文本生成对人类写作能力的侵蚀
- 指出2020年代生成式AI已广泛替代人类写作文本
- 适合教育者、创作者及技术伦理研究者关注
2020年代生成式人工智能工具（如基于大语言模型的文本生成系统）取得显著进展，被广泛应用于从技术文档到文学作品的各类文本生成。这一趋势可能导致人类原创文本产出量下降。本文探讨未来人类可能因将写作任务过度外包给机器而丧失或显著削弱写作能力的可能性，这种现象与历史上古希腊黑暗时代（约公元前1200年—公元前800年）文字能力衰退的情况相似。
原文摘要 · Abstract (English)
The 2020s have been witnessing a very significant advance in the development of generative artificial intelligence tools, including text generation systems based on large language models. These tools have been increasingly used to generate texts in the most diverse domains -- from technical texts to literary texts --, which might eventually lead to a lower volume of written text production by humans. This article discusses the possibility of a future in which human beings will have lost or significantly decreased their ability to write due to the outsourcing of this activity to machines. This possibility parallels the loss of the ability to write in other moments of human history, such as during the so-called Greek Dark Ages (approx. 1200 BCE - 800 BCE).
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