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Quebec author abandons effort to document novel’s origins amid AI allegations

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Quebec author Thélyson Orélien has ceased his attempts to gather evidence to refute claims that artificial intelligence was utilized in writing his novel, according to his publisher. Éditions du Boréal had previously supported Orélien in compiling evidence and disclosed this plan in September, but the author ultimately decided to discontinue the process. The publisher respects his decision, although it would have preferred to settle the allegations surrounding his novel, "C’était ça ou mourir."

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