Sung Do Kim
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Sung Do Kim is a pioneering scholar at the intersection of narrative theory, digital media, and artificial intelligence. His primary research areas include post-narrativity, non-anthropocentric narrative agency, and the evolving ecology of storytelling in the age of intelligent machines. Kim’s most notable contribution is his provocative 2023 work, *“The emergence of post-narrativity in the era of artificial intelligence: a non-anthropocentric perspective on the new ecology of narrative agency,”* which has already garnered 2 citations in its early stages. In this paper, he challenges traditional human-centered views of storytelling by arguing that AI systems—such as writing machines and robot authors—are actively reshaping the narrative ecosystem, producing texts across genres from poetry to journalism. Kim’s work redefines narrative agency, proposing that we must move beyond anthropocentric frameworks to understand how non-human actors participate in the creation of meaning. His research is vital for students and scholars exploring the cultural and philosophical implications of generative AI, offering a bold new lens for examining who—or what—can be a storyteller in the 21st century.
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