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France’s Goncourt prize drops a novel over claims AI wrote it

The Académie Goncourt has dropped Thélyson Orélien’s novel C’était ça ou mourir from the first selection for France’s top literary prize. In a statement on Friday, the academy cited plagiarism by the author and analyses showing that AI had most likely written most of the book. Orélien denies using…

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  1. 2026-09-28 12:22 · The Next Web
    France’s Goncourt prize drops a novel over claims AI wrote it

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