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Beaches Yes, IA No: the curious explanation of the French author accused of writing with artificial intelligence

The Canadian writer Thélyson Orélien denied that a machine had created C'It was tea or dead. However, he recognized that he had beaten texts and asked for forgiveness. The Polish took the Goncourt Academy to remove it from its list of aspirators at the prestigious...

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