Artifical intelligence, digital literary studies and Nizami Ganjavi’s humanistic philosophy

Abstract

 One of the most important tasks facing the 21st century is the integration of the creative resources of the scientific environment into public life, its transformation into a real informative force factor. The transformation of the wisdom of “power is in science”, which carries human values, put forward by Nizami Ganjavi in the 12th century, into the leading public idea of the 21st century is today's reality. The center of the proportionality arising from the harmonious synthesis of national values with global technologies is again the concept of “power is in science”. It can be useful to convey these dawns of the possibilities of artificial intelligence to the people of the 21st century, to humanity, through the language of literary criticism. This study examines the proportionality of the activities of the Institute of Literature named after Nizami Ganjavi in the field of literary criticism and artificial intelligence at the level of the intersection of Nizami Ganjavi's philosophy and artificial intelligence. As a result, both the possibilities, innovations and responsibilities of the application of artificial intelligence in the field of literary criticism in the twenty-first century are discussed. It is noted that the power that leads humans and society to perfection is science, and its latest embodiment is artificial intelligence.