Introduction: AI and the Future of Literary Studies.
The article focuses on the impact of artificial intelligence on humanities education and the future of literary studies. It examines how the push for AI literacy and vocationally oriented programs in universities, driven by fears of automation and job scarcity, risks undermining critical thinking an...
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