Story no.102OngoingSocietyLow26 Oct → 28 Oct2 facts · 3 art.
Controversy over the use of AI in Thélyson Orélien's novel
In late October 2026, Thélyson Orélien is accused of having used artificial intelligence for his first novel. On October 26, Frédéric Martin, general director of the Robert Laffont publishing house, defended him and assumed the use of AI, announcing the publication of an work making use of it. On October 28, a poll indicates that more than 90% of French people wish for an obligatory mention on the cover of books written with AI, following this affair.
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