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仏文学賞、AI執筆疑いで候補作を除外 ベストセラー小説巡り「盗作か否か」論議

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The selection committee for France's Goncourt Prize excluded a candidate work from consideration due to suspicions that it was written by AI.

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  • •The selection committee for France's Goncourt Prize announced the exclusion of a candidate work on September 25 (local time).
  • •The excluded work was by a Haitian-born author, with the reason being suspicions that it was written by AI.
  • •A debate has arisen over whether the best-selling novel constitutes plagiarism.
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