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France’s Goncourt prize drops a novel over claims AI wrote it

The Académie Goncourt removed Thélyson Orélien’s C’était ça ou mourir over claims that AI wrote most of it and that he plagiarised earlier texts. He denies using AI.

Tarun Mottlia

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France’s Goncourt prize drops a novel over claims AI wrote it
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The Académie Goncourt has dropped Thélyson Orélien’s novel C’était ça ou mourir from the first selection for France’s top literary prize. In a statement on Friday, the academy cited plagiarism by the author and analyses showing that AI had most likely written most of the book.

Orélien denies using AI, Philip Oltermann reported for the Guardian. His debut follows a Haitian migrant who travels through Latin America before reaching Canada, Reuters reported.

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