Orelian Thélyson Denies Having Used AI but Recognizes Plagiarism
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The writer expresses himself for the first time since the accusations of using the AI. He denies having used artificial intelligence, but recognizes plagiarisms, for which he apologizes.The Canadian-Haitian writer Thélyson Orélien came out of his silence on Tuesday stating that "no sentence" of his novel had been "created" by the AI, as he has been accused for three weeks, while presenting his "apologies" for plagiarisms for which he recognizes …
PARIS (ANP/AFP) - The Haitian-Canadian writer Thélyson Orélien denies using AI to write his bestselling novel C'était ça ou mourir (Dutch title: It Was Flee or Die). He was accused last month of using AI, after which his nomination for...
In a text transmitted to the AFP, entitled "This novel that I wrote", the 38-year-old author reacts for the first time in detail to the accusations launched on September 21 by the account on X "Balance Ton Claude", of massive recourse to the generative artificial intelligence to write "It was that or to die" (Grasset), one of the best-sellers of the literary re-entry in France. "It is said that +C的was that or to die+ was written by an artificial…
The Canadian-Haitian writer Thélyson Orélien denied on Tuesday that he had used the AIA for his novel "It Was That or Die," while admitting past plagiarisms.
Thélyson Orélien admits, however, that he "committed unacceptable errors" by plagiarizing texts from recognized authors ...
The writer claims to have written his controversial novel over several years, stating that he began writing it in 2017 in Quebec before finishing the first draft two years later, in 2019.
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