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Abstract
The research investigates how contemporary theater productions use technological intelligence systems to transform human perception and mental awareness and personal control.AI: When a Robot Writes a Play stands as a crucial event because it fights against established beliefs about how people should think and act independently. It uses immersive sound technologies together with live mediation to show how intelligence exists as a network which connects people through physical and emotional relationships. The performance requires us to evaluate how human thinking interacts with machines and non-traditional ways of understanding knowledge. The study aims to show that Artificial Intelligence is not an aid at writing, but an effective element in writing and shaping the structure of the play especially with the rapid development of Ai using. The research investigates performance by using post humanist methods which demonstrate how technology expands human perception instead of endangering it. The research addresses present-day worries about artificial intelligence because people doubt humans will lose their ability to make decisions on their own by developing a system which unites human and artificial intelligence operations through ethical connections. The study result that Artificial Intelligence becomes an important part in developing writing plays by making the text better structured formally, taking part in writing the text or turning in to an author, and producing conversations and so on. At the same time, it shows that the plays are presented without feeling, experience, pain, memories, faith and shock so it can't take the role of human completely as a soul writes. Therefore, it opens a new critical ways for exploring the relationship between human and the machine in the submitting acts. The audience become a fatal element on the stage by the interaction with actions instead of being a receiver so the digital dramaturge collect the viewers' feelings' to update its present data.