Contextualizes literary texts and other cultural artifacts generated using the latest technological techniques. The possibilities of generated cultural production have undergone fundamental changes in recent years, leading to a rethinking of existing approaches to the text and the artwork as such. To grasp this process, Zuzana Hus¿v¿nd Karel Pioreck¿ propose the term ¿neural network culture,¿ which captures a wide range of generative practices and reception mechanisms. The Culture of Neural Networks contextualizes the phenomenon of literary texts and other artifacts generated using the latest technological techniques. The generation of literary texts using neural networks is part of a broader cultural process, to which this publication formulates a position through the lens of literary science, media theory, and art theory. The scholarly debate over this topic has been inconsistent¿on the one hand, it underestimates the diachronic connections between generated texts and the tradition o