The development of artificial intelligence capable of generating language has reopened the debate on literary authorship. This article examines the problem of authorship through Borges, Barthes, and Foucault, arguing that algorithmic writing does not eliminate the author but redistributes agency. Borges’s texts, particularly “The Library of Babel” and “Pierre Menard,” offer conceptual models for understanding generative textuality.
Autoría y algoritmo: Borges, Barthes, Foucault y la función autoral en la era de la IA