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Thélyson Orélien, a Quebec author of Haitian origin, is accused of having resorted to artificial intelligence for his first novel "It was that or dying". A book acclaimed by critics, one of the best sellers of the early literary season, winner of the FNAC and in the run for the Goncourt Prize. The charges are based on the results of the Pangram detection tool. Can it be considered reliable?
Thélyson Orélien, a Quebec author of Haitian origin, is accused of having resorted to artificial intelligence for his first novel "It was that or dying". A book acclaimed by critics, one of the best sellers of the early literary season, winner of the FNAC and in the run for the Goncourt Prize. The charges are based on the results of the Pangram detection tool. Can it be considered reliable?
