The interactive future for books involves new technology and even audio books.

As it goes forward forms and changes technology how we interact with almost everything in our lives, and books are no exception. With the introduction of Openai’s Chatgptthe tension between the literary world and Generative artificial intelligence is tangible. It feels like future of books may be threatened or at least up in the air. Experts agree that books are not going anywhere. They can only look something different by presenting more mixed reality elements, audio books become a power player and the spread of the smartly named “Thunk”.

Books can be replaced by ‘tunks’

The literary world and generative AI that chatgpt have been at low level odds since the latter debut. What about moods over pirated books used for training and speculation about the death of English composition classTechnology and literature seemed to be intended to have a sharp relationship. A world where generative AI replaces books is the worst scenario for some, but that’s exactly what Peter Wang, inventor of Pyscript and co -founder and CEO of Anaconda, recently imagined in a post on XPreviously known as Twitter.