France gets a literary prize for books co-written with artificial intelligence
The announcement arrives amid controversy over recent cases of AI-assisted texts winning literary prizes, according to El País.
A new literary prize has been created in France to honor books co-written with artificial intelligence, according to El País. The report does not name the prize, its organizers, its jury, or when the first winner will be announced.
According to El País, the announcement lands in the middle of an ongoing controversy over several recent cases in which texts written with the help of AI were awarded literary prizes without that assistance being disclosed beforehand.
Beyond these two facts, El País's report gives no further detail on the prize's rules, its funding, or which publishers or authors might be eligible to enter. Tomeling will follow the story as more information becomes available.
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