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Author who won Japan’s top literary award with help from ChatGPT: ‘AI helps you compensate for your weaknesses’

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Rie Kudan, winner of the Akutagawa Prize, encourages writers to use generative artificial intelligence in their creations. The 33-year-old author's novel Tokyo To Dojo To (Tokyo's Tower of Sympathy) was described by the jury as an "almost flawless" work. The statement that 5% of the book was generated with AI produced a certain nervousness among the editors.

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Author who won Japan’s top literary award with help from ChatGPT: ‘AI helps you compensate for your weaknesses’

Rie Kudan, the Japanese writer who won this year’s Akutagawa Prize — the highest award in Japanese literature — with a book where around 5% of the content was generated by ChatGPT, encourages writers to use generative artificial intelligence in their creations.Seguir leyendo

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El Pais broke the news in Spain on Tuesday, April 2, 2024.
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