Authors say AI has uncertain future in writing

An audience member enjoys a visual show based on Liu Cixin's Three Body Problem in Austin, United States, in March. "At least for now, I don't intend to include AI creation in my works," Liu says via video at a scifi forum in Beijing in December. The Hugo Award winner says the fast development of AI technologies may make sci-fi writers like him "the last generation of sci-fi authors whose writing is undoubtedly done by humans". "Of course, many future authors will stick to human writing, but that would need proof, and proving that could be difficult," he says. Ji Shaoting, the forum's organizer, says sci-fi writers have mixed feelings toward the advent of AI writing.