Title: The Narrative Paradigm of Artificial Intelligence and the Interpretation of its Implications
Authors: Xiaoquan Pan
Volume: 9
Issue: 12
Pages: 19-27
Publication Date: 2025/12/28
Abstract:
The narrative paradigm shift driven by artificial intelligence is fundamentally reconstructing the underlying logic of human meaning production. In technical dimension, the integration of intelligent technologies transforms narrative elements into computable data, driving the emergence of nonlinear narratives. In interpretive dimension, algorithmic power manifests a paradoxical duality of liberation and discipline within narrative democratization, triggering an ontological crisis (involving the dissolution of the subject and the alienation of the symbolic order). In cultural dimension, diverse agents engage in power contests within the intertextual field, revealing the crisis of narrative justice inherent in techno-capital dynamics. This paper emphasizes on constructing a future of human-machine symbiotic narrative necessitates establishing a new, ethically-prioritized social contract. Achieving an ontology of co-being meaning requires critical value alignment among stakeholders.