"Flirting in the Age of Artificial Intelligence: Between Reality and Fantasy"

((Every human being is in the process of transforming into a machine, or rather, it is the machine that is in the process of developing into a human being)); this is what the French philosopher Paul Valery said in his famous notebooks at the beginning of the nineteenth century, and this statement represented the first actual presentation of the problem of the future of the machine in its coexistence with the human being, and thus this question recorded the first proposals in the field of artificial intelligence.
This research paper, which we called (Flirting in the Age of Artificial Intelligence between Reality and Fantasy), aims to reveal the relationship between flirting and artificial intelligence, and to determine the effects of this relationship at the level of form and content; as our world today is witnessing tremendous technological developments, artificial intelligence has penetrated various aspects of our lives, and this development was not limited to scientific and technical fields only, but extended to include creative fields in all arts, including literature, whether poetry or prose.
In our current era, technology is increasingly intertwined with reality, and ghazal literature finds itself facing new challenges and unprecedented opportunities. With the development of artificial intelligence, the rules of language have changed in many fields, including literary creativity.
In this research, which we decided to work on (: Ghazal in the Age of Artificial Intelligence between Reality and Fantasy), a central question is raised: How does ghazal literature, this ancient literary genre that expresses the most sublime human feelings, interact with this advanced technology? And what are the implications of this complex relationship?
This research is an attempt to predict the future of poetry in the age of technology, and to understand how artificial intelligence can shape this future. Through this research, we seek to open a dialogue about the relationship between humans and machines in the field of creativity, and to determine the role of each in shaping the future of literature.