Author(s)

Zhiyi Chen

Corresponding Author

Zhiyi Chen

Abstract

In today's context of human-machine symbiosis, Artificial Intelligence Generated Content (AIGC) has exerted a profound impact on the ethics and artistic aesthetics of film and television narratives. AIGC technology provides brand-new perspectives and tools for film and television creation. It makes narrative forms and content more diverse and innovative, and promotes the depth and breadth of audience experience. However, the application of this technology also raises many ethical issues. These include the identity of the creative subject, copyright ownership, and the authenticity of content. In-depth exploration of the practical ethics and aesthetic value of AIGC in film and television narratives is both a reflection on technological development and an exploration of the future direction of film and television creation. By analyzing the similarities and differences between AIGC works and traditional film and television works, this paper aims to reveal the challenges and opportunities that emerging technologies bring to film and television art. It also seeks to promote the innovation and development of film and television narrative models under human-machine collaboration.

Keywords

Human-machine symbiosis; AIGC; Film and television narrative; Ethics; Artistic aesthetics