<ul><li>In 1967, Roland Barthes challenged the traditional notion of text's meaning being anchored in the author's intent.</li><li>The rise of artificial intelligence, like GPT-4, raises questions about the origin of meaning and the attribution of authority to algorithm-generated text.</li><li>AI lacks consciousness and credibility in the traditional sense, posing challenges in terms of persuading an audience.</li><li>The absence of a human author in AI-generated text leads to a lack of ethical responsibility, personal stake, and accountability.</li></ul>

The Death of the Author in the Age of AI

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