Vasilchenko M.A. Individual and social in generative and natural texts

The article raises the question of the reasons for the indistinguishability between texts created by humans and generative texts. There are several grounds for addressing this problem. Firstly, AI participates in communication with humans as an independent subject, which entails radical changes and transformations in the humanities sphere, requiring profound theoretical conceptualization. Secondly, a generative text represents an entirely new phenomenon that differs from both classical linear text and media text, yet remains unidentifiable. Thirdly, the inability to distinguish AI-generated texts from natural ones poses a number of psychological, ethical, legal, and other threats to humanity. To solve this problem, stylistic methods were employed, since it is stylistics that examines the unique and general characteristics of texts. The answer to the question was obtained through reasoning constructed within dialectical logic. It is concluded that, from a stylistic perspective, a generative text is a highly standardized text devoid of unique features; it is precisely for this reason that it cannot be distinguished from a natural one. The conclusions drawn in this work may contribute to the creation of a generalized theory of communication between humans and the "machine."