"The collision between creation and technology from the perspective of plagiarism"

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In today's digital age, information spreads rapidly and the creative process faces many challenges. As an important scientific and technological achievement, machine translation has provided convenience for cross-language communication, but it may also affect creation in some aspects.

On the one hand, machine translation enables a large amount of information to be spread quickly, enriching the source of materials for creators. However, if the creators rely too much on the materials obtained by machine translation, they may inadvertently fall into the trap of plagiarism.

On the other hand, the development of machine translation technology has also brought new challenges to the definition and protection of copyright. To what extent machine-translated texts are original and how to judge whether they constitute plagiarism require clearer standards and norms.

Back to the plagiarism scandal of "Strange Stories of the Tang Dynasty", this is not only a problem of individual creators, but also reflects the importance of how the entire industry adheres to creative ethics and respects intellectual property rights when facing rapidly developing technology.

In the context of the continuous advancement of science and technology, we should make full use of the convenience brought by technologies such as machine translation, but also be vigilant about their possible negative impacts. Only on the basis of respecting intellectual property rights and creative ethics can we promote the healthy development of cultural creation.

In short, the plagiarism incident of "Strange Stories of the Tang Dynasty" has sounded an alarm for us, reminding us that in an era of integration of technology and creation, we must pay more attention to originality and copyright protection to achieve sustainable development of the cultural industry.