"C'était ça Ou Mourir", Literary Sensation Faces Claims of Using AI
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The campaign accusing the Canadian-Haitian writer of having resorted to AI is orchestrated from the far right of the media, but it also grows in the vertigo of what the use of the tools of generative AI could do to literature.
"C'était ça ou mourir", literary sensation faces claims of using AI
Quebecois writer of Haitian origin Thélyson Orélien, longlisted for several major literary prizes, rejects accusations from the "Balance ton Claude" account and says in a statement he has faced racist attacks since arriving in France.
The award-winning novel by Thélyson Orélien is suspected of having been largely generated by the IA, a hypothesis contested by his publisher and author. ...
Le Journal de Montreal
24 heures"I don't see why I'd call a machine," says the author in an interview at "Liberation."
The first novel by the Haitian-born Quebec writer is one of the successes of the literary re-entry. The controversy was driven by an anonymous account on social network X, which claims to rely on a detection tool called Pangram.
These allegations could jeopardize the story of the Quebec writer in the major French literary awards.
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