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Quebec author admits past plagiarism, defends AI-era novel

Original: thélyson orélien

Thélyson Orélien, a Quebec author, has admitted to plagiarising in his past work but insists his recent novel is entirely his own, rejecting accusations that artificial intelligence was used to write it. The case has become a talking point in Quebec's literary world, touching on both academic integrity and the growing anxiety over AI-generated fiction and how publishers verify authorship.

Why now: The overlap of an admitted plagiarism record with accusations of AI-assisted writing makes the story a flashpoint in debates over authenticity in publishing.

Thélyson OrélienQuebecCBC

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