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Withdrawal of Thélyson Orélien at the Salon Du Livre De l'Estrie

Summary by Radio-Canada
The management of the Salon du livre de l'Estrie decided. The organization took the decision to withdraw the title of guest of honor to Thélyson Orélien.

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The 38-year-old Canadian-Haitian writer had received the prize for the novel Fnac on Monday and was among the authors selected for several other prestigious literary awards. ...

·Brussels, Belgium
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Lean Left

The Canadian author of Haitian origin, who signed the note "It was that or dying", was a favourite for the main literary awards of the fall. It was before a group of Internet users accused him of having written his text using artificial intelligence software.

Lean Left

The book fair in l'Estrie, Quebec, also announced on Thursday that it would exclude from its programming the author accused of using artificial intelligence to write his successful novel "It was that or die".

·Paris, France
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The book "C的was it or die" continues to stir up the literary world on the potential use of artificial intelligence. The Boréal editions announced this Thursday the cancellation of the promotional tour "to ensure the well-being" of the writerThe Boréal editions announced on Thursday the suspension of the promotional tour of the novel of the Canadian-Haitian writer Thélyson Orélien, accused of having resorted to artificial intelligence (AI) to wri…

·Geneva, Switzerland
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Lean Left

The author of the novel "It was that or die" was to be welcomed there in great pomp on 17 October next.

·Montreal, Canada
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Lean Right

The Canadian-Haitian writer was to be the guest of honour in October at the Salon du livre de l'Estrie, Quebec, when he was questioned for the use of artificial intelligence and suspicions of plagiarism.

·Paris, France
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Radio-Canada broke the news in Montreal, Canada on Thursday, September 24, 2026.
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