'Prize-contending author Orélien's AI controversy challenges the literary world's postcard image of the solitary writer'
If artificial intelligence can find its way into a quality book, as it allegedly has in 'C'était Ça Ou Mourir' by the Canadian-Haitian novelist, currently topping sales charts and in contention for prizes, what does that mean for literature? We probably need to accept it, writes Le Monde's culture columnist Michel Guerrin.
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