英文摘要 |
With the vigorous development of generative artificial intelligence (GAI), its application in the publishing field has become the focus of industry and academia. This study focuses on the use of GAI tools in the creation and editing process of business management books, aiming to evaluate its impact on improving creation efficiency, content quality, and innovation. At the same time, this study provides an in-depth analysis of the challenges that may be encountered in the GAI tool-assisted publishing process, such as the potential limitations of creative freedom and the insufficiency of AI technology in handling complex emotions. Through the researcher's experience in using GAI tools to assist in the creation of business management books, combined with in-depth interviews with six editors, this study sorts out the application scenarios of GAI tools in the publishing process. Research shows that GAI tools can help authors come up with content and speed up the editing process. However, over-reliance on AI technology may limit the creative thinking of creators and have a negative impact on the depth and emotional connection of the work. In addition, the inadequacy of GAI tools in handling complex humanistic emotions highlights the need for the intervention of more human intuition and creative thinking. Based on the above findings, this study advocates the establishment of a new humanmachine collaborative working model that can not only take advantage of the advantages of GAI tools, but also protect the originality and emotional richness of creation. The study also calls for future application development and research to pay more attention to creative ethics to ensure that the innovation of GAI tools can take into account the quality and diversity of published content. Through a comprehensive exploration of the application of GAI tools in the publishing process, this study provides a new perspective on the future development of the integration of publishing and technology, and hopes to provide useful strategies and directions for industry practitioners and academic researchers. |