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A Cultural Publishing Perspective on the Development of Artificial Intelligence in the Process of Impacts and Opportunities

Weitao XuBeijing Institute of Graphic Communication*

* Corresponding author: [email protected]

Abstract

In the wave of informatization and digitization, generative artificial intelligence (AIGC), an important branch of artificial intelligence technology, is gradually penetrating and reshaping the publishing industry. Through systematic analysis and research, this paper discusses the current status of the application, its development path, and the challenges generative AI faces in the publishing industry. Firstly, this paper explains the basic principles of generative AI technology and its advantages in content generation. It also analyses its specific application scenarios in various content forms such as text, image, audio, and video. Secondly, this paper discusses the various paths of generative AI to enable the high-quality development of the publishing industry, including improving content production efficiency, promoting creative diversity of content, and optimizing the publishing process. At the same time, this paper also analyses the technical bottlenecks, market barriers, and ethical and safety issues faced by the application of generative AI in the publishing industry, and puts forward some strategies and suggestions to cope with these challenges.

Keywords: generative artificial intelligence; publishing quality development; smart publishing
Published: September 10, 2024
DOI: 10.54254/2753-7064/36/2024BJ0019
Volume: CHR Vol.36
pp. 12-21
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