The rise of artificial intelligence has changed the traditional paradigms of literary creation and practical writing in an unprecedented way, triggering fundamental changes in the production methods of literature and culture, and giving rise to new subjects of literary production and new text generation models. Literature with the intervention of artificial intelligence provides humanity with utopian emotional sustenance. Meanwhile, the practical subjects of literature have begun to incorporate “non-human” factors, giving rise to “quasi-literary consciousness”. An in-depth exploration of the relationship between literature and artificial intelligence from an interdisciplinary perspective is undoubtedly an important academic topic at present.