
(24-25高三下·重庆·阶段练习)Stories written by the latest version of ChatGPT were nearly as good as those written by human authors, according to new research on the narrative skills of artificial intelligence. But when people were told a story was written by AI — whether the true author was an AI or a person — they rated the story poorly, a sign that people distrust and dislike AI-generated art.
“AI is good at writing something that is consistent, logical and coherent. But it is still weaker at writing engaging stories than people are,” said Haoran “Chris” Chu, Ph.D., co-author of the new study. Chu and his co-author, Sixiao Liu, Ph.D., published their findings in the Journal of Communication.
The researchers exposed people to two different versions of the same stories. One was written by a person and the other by ChatGPT. Survey participants then rated how engaged they were with the stories. To test how people’s beliefs about AI influenced their ratings, Chu and Liu changed how the stories were labeled. Sometimes the AI story was correctly labeled as written by a computer. Other times people were told it was written by a human. The human-authored stories also had their labels bartered.
The surveys focused on two key elements of narratives: counterarguing — the experience of picking a story apart — and transportation. “Transportation is a very familiar experience,” Chu said. “It’s the feeling of being so engaged in the narrative you don’t feel the sticky seats in the movie theater anymore. Because people are so engaged, they often lower their defenses to the persuasive content in the narrative and reduce their counterarguing.”
While people generally rated AI stories as equally persuasive as those written by humans, the computer-written stories were less effective at transporting people into the world of the narrative.
“AI does not write like a master writer. That’s probably good news for people like Hollywood screenwriters — for now,” Chu said.
159.What does the author highlight about AI-generated stories in paragraph 1?
A.They are lacking in coherence. B.They are discriminated against.
C.They show great narrative skills. D.They rely partly on human work.
160.What does the word “bartered” underlined in paragraph 3 mean?
A.Rated. B.Attached.
C.Removed. D.Exchanged.
161.What can we infer about counterarguing and transportation?
A.They work in conflict with one another.
B.They are both need improving for authors.
C.They increase the persuasive power of a movie.
D.They apply to understanding different narratives.
162.What is Chu’s view on AI writing for Hollywood movies?
A.It is unrealistic at present.
B.It will be a win-win story.
C.It is a well-established fact.
D.It will prove fruitless anyway.
【答案】159.B 160.D 161.A 162.A
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