Book design practice based on AIGC assistive technology—— Take the uproar in as an example

This study explores the practical application of AIGC(Artificial Intelligence Generated Content) assistive technology in the book design process using 'Uproar in Heaven' as the research subject, aiming to optimize design processes, improve product quality and work efficiency, and address copyright and ethical issues. It conducts an in-depth analysis of the current status and existing problems of AIGC book design, applying the AT-ONE principle to focus on these issues and conducting a detailed investigation of designers. An optimization model based on quality, efficiency, and copyright ethics principles was constructed and applied to the book design practice of 'Uproar in Heaven'. Suitable AIGC tools were chosen in processing cultural data, generating solutions through a well-designed process. The directive optimization module not only enhances content accuracy but also ensures quality through quality assessment and feedback mechanisms, maintaining compliance during copyright and ethical reviews. The optimized model is found to be effective, significantly improving design quality and work efficiency.