France’s Goncourt literary prize pulls novel over AI concerns

Prix Goncourt judges say Haitian-Canadian author Thélyson Orélien ‘in all likelihood’ used artificial intelligence to write his book — a claim he denies

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2026-09-25 15:03 · Financial Times AI
France’s Goncourt literary prize pulls novel over AI concerns

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