Books. Accused of Having Been Written at the AI, the Novel of Thélyson Orélien at the Head of Sales
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Sales of Thélyson Orélien's novel, targeted by allegations of AI use and plagiarism, have increased in Quebec, but especially in France.
Despite the controversy over a possible use of artificial intelligence, sales of Thélyson Orélien's novel, "It Was That or Die," rose 14% in a week.
The writer Thélyson Orélien is accused of using artificial intelligence to write his novel "It was that or die." Despite these suspicions of recourse to AI, his new book is in bookstores with nearly 65,000 copies already sold. - "It was that or die": despite the controversy about AI, the book of Thélyson Orélien cardboard in bookstores (Culture, media and entertainment).
"It was that or die" continues to rip out despite the controversy surrounding its author for a week
Despite accusations of the use of AI (and of plagiarism on old texts), the novel by Thélyson Orélien has seen its sales increase since the start of the case.
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Le Journal de MontrealFrom September 21 to 27, 18,256 copies of the novel suspected of having been written with AI found takers.
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