Exploring The Portrayal of Gender and Sexuality in Surreal Ai-Generated Narratives

The advent of artificial intelligence (AI) has introduced novel avenues for narrative generation, raising questions about its influence on societal constructs such as gender and sexuality. This research paper investigates the representation of gender and sexuality within AI-generated texts through an analysis of two surreal chapters, "MARN BETHER ICCADE" and "SOME TO-MIND MONSTER" from a novel Dinner Depression by Julia Roy Raffel, even the author name generated by artificial intelligence. Employing a multifaceted approach, the study examines theoretical engagements, reimaginations, and practical demonstrations within the narratives. The surreal nature of these AI-generated texts provides a unique lens for exploring and questioning traditional norms. By adopting a theoretical framework, the paper navigates the tropic contexts and their impact on gender and sexuality representations. The reimagined notions challenge societal norms, and practical demonstrations reveal the AI's potential contribution to discussions on queer tropics. This research contributes to the discourse on AI's role in shaping and challenging societal perspectives on gender and sexuality. The surreal narratives crafted by AI algorithms offer a distinct lens through which traditional norms can be questioned and reevaluated.

Keywords: Artificial Intelligence, Gender Representation, Sexuality, Surreal Narratives, Identity Construction.