BOOK STUDIES

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

"Even with AI, high-quality editing remains a painful process for those involved in the writing process"

From text generation in academic settings to the ethical challenges of using artificial intelligence in the publishing industry: Professor Christoph Bläsi takes a comprehensive look at AI in book studies – and far beyond. Since 2019, he has been one of three spokespersons for the KI@JGU network.

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As a Book Studies scholar, Professor Christoph Bläsi observes the positive and negative effects of artificial intelligence on the publishing world. (photo: Peter Pulkowski)BOOK STUDIES

Artificial intelligence as reviewer, text to speech reader – and author?

At the beginning of the year, Professor Christoph Bläsi hosted the 14th Mainz Colloquium on te topic of Artificial Intelligence in the Book World – Machines as editors, Machines as Readers? at the Gutenberg Institute for World Literature and Written Media of Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz (JGU). We talked with Professor Bläsi and learned what is currently feasible in the field of Book Studies and where it might be heading in the future.

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