Will generative artificial intelligence take over the art of writing?

Technology leader pioneering inclusive artificial intelligence, Balendu Sharma Dadhich (Inlet), says artificial intelligence can be taken as another tool for writing. Credit: gettyimages/Moor Studio

With growing awareness and use of AI tools, the debate increasingly focuses on whether creativity will remain human. In this conversation with SBS Hindi, Balendu Sharma Dadhich, a pioneer of inclusive artificial intelligence and languages, breaks down how machine's create and where the ethical boundaries begin to blur. Listen to the podcast to explore whether using AI to write a book is ethical.

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Published 15 April 2026 10:25am

By Anita Barar

Presented by Anita Barar

Source: SBS

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With growing awareness and use of AI tools, the debate increasingly focuses on whether creativity will remain human. In this conversation with SBS Hindi, Balendu Sharma Dadhich, a pioneer of inclusive artificial intelligence and languages, breaks down how machine's create and where the ethical boundaries begin to blur. Listen to the podcast to explore whether using AI to write a book is ethical.

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