From "Ghostwriter" to "Digital Lens" — Study on the Reconstruction and Teaching Mechanism of Generative AI-Based Drama, Film and Television Literature Major

Journal: Arts Studies and Criticism DOI: 10.32629/asc.v7i2.5117

Jiawen Lai, Jinhe Liu

Inner Mongolia Arts University, Hohhot 010010, Inner Mongolia, China

Abstract

The emergence of generative artificial intelligence has caused a paradigm shift in drama and literature education, rendering the traditional "homework feedback" loop ineffective due to AI-assisted writing. This paper proposes to reconstruct AI from a "writing agent" into a "digital lens," visualizing creative thinking through the design of human-computer dialogue archives. The paper systematically elaborates on the diagnostic value of three dimensions: prompts, modification sequences, and selection logic, constructing a three-level precise feedback model. By replacing result worship with assessment of the thought process, AI can become a lens reflecting students' cognitive blind spots, re-establishing the humanistic value of drama education in the intelligent era.

Keywords

generative AI; drama and literature education; digital lens; human-computer dialogue portfolio; mind visualization

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