Jin-Young Lee
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Jin-Young Lee is a pioneering scholar at the intersection of artificial intelligence, narrative theory, and digital culture. Her primary research areas include post-narrativity, non-anthropocentric narrative agency, and the evolving ecology of storytelling in the age of AI. Lee’s major contribution lies in reimagining narrative as a distributed, multi-agent phenomenon—no longer the exclusive domain of human authors. In her highly cited work, “The emergence of post-narrativity in the era of artificial intelligence: a non-anthropocentric perspective on the new ecology of narrative agency” (2023), she challenges traditional narratology by proposing that AI systems function as genuine narrative agents, reshaping how stories are created, shared, and understood. This forward-thinking perspective has garnered attention from scholars in media studies, computational creativity, and philosophy of technology. Though early in her career, Lee’s work signals a paradigm shift, earning her recognition as a rising voice in critical AI studies. Her research invites students and researchers to reconsider authorship, creativity, and the very fabric of storytelling in a world where machines, too, can tell tales.
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