Goncourt Philippe Jaenada Claims Moderate and Playful Use of AI
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Paris, 4 Nov (EFE).- French writer Philippe Jaenada, winner of the 2026 Goncourt Prize (the most important award in French narrative), defended this Wednesday that it cannot be done as if artificial intelligence (AI) did not exist, although it must be mastered and not let replace the human creator. «We cannot go back with [...] The Jaenada entry, Goncourt award: «We cannot go back with AI, make it as if it did not exist» was first published in H…
The French writer Philippe Jaenada, Prix Goncourt 2026 for "L'Inconnue du quai de Javel", declared on Wednesday that he had slipped a sentence written by artificial intelligence into his book to "play with the reader" and to have used it for research, considering that "it cannot be done as if it did not exist". ...
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Awarded the prestigious Prix Goncourt 2026 for his work "L'Unknowne du quai de Javel", the author reacted to the case of Thélyson Orélien, who shook the world of publishing, explaining that he also called upon artificial intelligence for the preparatory research of his novel.
The author of L-Unknown of the Javel wharf, awarded on Tuesday, November 3, considers that "we cannot pretend that the technology did not exist" and claims to have used it three times in its drafting process.
The winner of the Prix Goncourt 2026, Philippe Jaenada, revealed Wednesday, November 4th that he included a sentence generated by ChatGPT in his book L'étriteur Philippe Jaenada, Prix Goncourt 2026 for "L
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