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The Mark of Artificial Intelligence
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The Thelyson Orélien controversy about the use of artificial intelligence in publishing is readily presented as an ethical debate. It is, for a large part, a question of copyright — and, as such, it reveals a singular legal amnesia. Some publishers intend to detect, or even discredit, works written with the assistance of an AI, as if literary creation had always been a solitary act, pure and free from any outside intervention. The history of lit…
Detectors, accusations and watermarks: AI changed the way to suspect a text. From Milei and Reidel’s paper to an award-winning novel in an international contest, the debate about who writes what is moving faster than the rules. Read more
·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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