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IA & Literature: After the Orélien Case, Classical Authors Are Subjected to the Detector, and It's Surprising
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Victor Hugo failed an AI detection test, at least in the experience published by Jean-Jacques Dulin on LinkedIn. Maupassant and Baudelaire, on the other hand, obtained a 100% human score on Pangram. It was with this software that a essayist challenged the novel by Thélyson Orélien, excluded this Friday from the Goncourt selection.
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