Dr. Alaa Al-Saadi, a faculty member in the Department of Performing Arts at the College of Fine Arts, Al-Qadisiyah University, participated in the proceedings of the Third International Scientific Forum organized by the Faculty of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences at the University of Manouba in Tunisia. The forum commemorated the sixtieth anniversary of the founding of the Tunisian University Annals journal and was held under the theme “Arab Culture and Current Challenges.”
Dr. Alaa Al-Saadi presented a research paper entitled “The Effectiveness of Cyber Literature and Artificial Intelligence in Modern Arabic Literature.” In her paper, she addressed the transformations brought about by the digital space in contemporary Arabic literary practices, and the role of artificial intelligence in producing new texts based on interaction, multiple levels of narration, and the reshaping of the relationship between creator and recipient. The research also highlighted the presence of Arab culture in the global digital transformation landscape, and the questions this raises concerning identity, knowledge, and modern aesthetics.
The forum witnessed broad participation from professors and researchers from Arab and international universities, who discussed the most prominent contemporary issues in thought, language, literature, and the humanities, emphasizing the importance of developing research methodologies and keeping pace with digital transformations.
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