France's Literary Sensation Accused of Using AI to Write Prize-Winning ...
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Thélyson Orélien, 38, is considered a promise of the genre and received the award of Novel Fnac; he is also a finalist of the most prestigious annual awards in the French language, the Goncourt and the Renaudot, which will be given soon
The American start-up Pangram, who prides himself on being able to unmask the texts written by artificial intelligence with a very high level of confidence, is at the heart of the controversy that affects Thélyson Orélien and his novel "It was that or die".
The writer is suspected of using the IA to write his novel or die. On X, an anonymous account is based on the results of an IA detector: Pangram. Four specialists help us decrypt. ...
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The first novel by the writer Thélyson Orélien is suspected of having been written with artificial intelligence. This is at least what the detection tool of AI Pangram affirms, which claims a low rate of false positives.
The tool is known to be the most efficient to untrace the texts generated by artificial intelligence. How does it work? How does it stand out from previous generations of detectors? And above all, how much can we trust it?
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