France withdraws novel from award over AI
The Goncourt Academy in France has announced the withdrawal of author Télison Orelian's novel from its shortlist for the prize, due to accusations of literary plagiarism and illegal use of artificial intelligence. The novel, "City Sau Ou Murer," was among the works nominated to win the award scheduled for November, but analyses confirmed that it contained content likely to be the product of artificial intelligence, and it was revealed that the author had previously committed literary thefts. The decision was made in the context of upholding the integrity of the prize, and the academy confirmed that it does not endorse the use of artificial intelligence in writing literary texts.
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