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Highlighting concerns surrounding intellectual property, the psychological impact of generative AI, the quality of AI-generated works and environmental impact, the signatories asked that NLB adjust its policies and programmes – removing those that “suggest that generative AI may be an adequate substitute for traditional writing development”.

They also called on NLB to have an open discussion with Singapore’s literary community to address the community’s concerns with AI.

“We trust that you will remember this valuable role you play in our society, and invest wisely in policies that will enrich, not impoverish, our literary culture.”

CNA Lifestyle has reached out to NLB for comments.

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