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

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France's Académie Goncourt removed Thélyson Orélien's novel from its literary prize shortlist after analyses suggested much of the book was AI-generated and due to plagiarism allegations. Orélien denies using AI. The academy reaffirmed its commitment to human-written literature and will announce a new shortlist soon.

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