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Literature. Accused of Using AI and Plagiarism, Thelyson Orélien Suspended From the Prize Strasbourg Hope CIC

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Accused of using artificial intelligence for his book as well as previous plagiarisms, Thélyson Orélien, the author of the best-seller of the new year, was that or dying, will not receive the prize Strasbourg Espoir CIC this Tuesday 29 September. The jury of the first Strasbourg prizes, created in particular by our regional daily press group Ebra, will give the prize to Amandine Agic.

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Accused of using artificial intelligence for his book as well as previous plagiarisms, Thélyson Orélien, the author of the best-seller of the new year, was that or dying, will not receive the prize Strasbourg Espoir CIC this Tuesday 29 September. The jury of the first Strasbourg prizes, created in particular by our regional daily press group Ebra, will give the prize to Amandine Agic.

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dna.fr broke the news on Friday, September 25, 2026.
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