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The publisher Boréal announced the end of its collaboration with the writer Thélyson Orélien, confirming the use of artificial intelligence in the writing of his novel It Was That or Die, despite the author's denials. #ThélysonOrélien #IntelligenceArtificielle #Édition (translated)

Régis de Castelnau harshly insulted a woman whom he described as bewildered by the collapse of her former world and acknowledging, according to him, that she understood nothing about it. He reproached her for wanting to urgently convey what she deemed the most important message, resorting to inclusive writing to display her feminism. #bêtise #écritureinclusive #société (translated)

The author indicated that a four-month suspension had been imposed on him as a lawyer for a case related to a black envelope, writings, and a tweet. He added that three years of suspension had been requested. He also stated that Mr. Sarkozy, whom he described as having been definitively convicted multiple times, was still practicing as a lawyer and had not been subject to any disciplinary proceedings. https://t.co/vWA7xpIJOO #Avocat #Justice #Éthique #FR (translated)

Sardoche wrote that X could help "save" a country by bringing the truth to light. He claimed that France was collapsing economically due to a problem that political leaders had hidden from him through accounting tricks. According to him, dozens of X users had demanded accountability for years and put forward falsehoods. He added that the Minister of Finance had joined what he called the "camp of truth," by allowing a subject that had heretofore, according to him, been associated with accusations of conspiracy theorizing to be addressed. He thanked Elon Musk. #Vérité #Économie #France (translated)

The Thélyson Orélien case calls into question two fundamental certainties of the publishing world: the primacy of human writing over that of machines and readers' preference for texts written by humans, thus revealing the tensions between technological innovation and the value of literary creativity. #IA #Édition #Littérature (translated)

Tino explained that writing his book, "100 Tips for Successful Investing," had been one of the most difficult trials of his life. For nearly ten months, his perfectionism had, according to him, caused him doubts, frustrations, short nights, and sometimes tears. He added that the project had also weighed on his health and his private and family life. His partner, with whom he had shared his life for nearly fifteen years, had to accept his absences and the fact that writing sometimes took precedence over their life together, he wrote. Since finishing the book, he had been trying to reconnect with her over the moments that were set aside, while acknowledging that lost time could not really be made up. As the book was meeting with greater success than he had expected, Tino wanted to pay tribute to his partner, believing that without her support, the work probably would not have come to fruition. #Écriture #Amour #Sacrifice (translated)

Scipion announced that he would write weekly for So Foot, with an editorial published on Fridays. For his first contribution, he talked about his breakup with FIFA/EAFC and expressed his pleasure in writing for a magazine he had been reading for a long time. https://t.co/3M2uSY9TDS https://t.co/fc0c1xDukL #Football #Rupture #Écriture (translated)

Seydi Ba called for the minutes of the interrogation to be consulted, believing that it would probably contain, as is often the case according to him, accusations of violent actions and threatening behavior. He stated that forgery in public documents was punishable by 15 years of criminal imprisonment, and then urged to "shock them a little" and to file a complaint. #justice #violence #droit (translated)

The author stated a desire to refocus the school on fundamental knowledge, including reading, writing, and arithmetic. He estimated that one-third of students entering the sixth grade had a poor mastery of French in writing, comprehension, and reading, and deemed this situation abnormal. The message mentioned LCI. https://t.co/H8QVtQ8KGK #Éducation #SavoirsFondamentaux #LangueFrançaise #FR (translated)

The Thélyson Orélien case is provoking a wide debate on the use of artificial intelligence in writing, calling into question the notion of artisanal literary creation at a time when technology is profoundly transforming the literary landscape. #Littérature #IntelligenceArtificielle #Écriture (translated)

The article addresses the emergence of the use of artificial intelligence, notably ChatGPT, in the world of publishing, highlighting the concerns and reflections of Patrick Delperdange, head of the Onlit noir editions, regarding writing practices that could call into question the nature of literary creation. #IntelligenceArtificielle #Édition #Littérature (translated)

Marie Desmeures, editorial director at Éditions Noir sur Blanc, expresses her skepticism about the use of artificial intelligence in literary writing, emphasizing her preference for works with flaws that reveal human involvement, while commenting on the impact of the Orélien Affair on the publishing industry. #IntelligenceArtificielle #Édition #Plagiat (translated)

The article discusses the controversy surrounding the use of artificial intelligence in writing, illustrated by the accusations made against the author Thélyson Orélien, while the publisher L’Observatoire launches the first book labeled "100% human" to promote a strict concept of literature without the use of AI. #Littérature #IntelligenceArtificielle #Édition (translated)

In a context where the use of artificial intelligence in literature raises questions, authors such as Virginie Despentes and Philippe Jaenada question the impact of ChatGPT on their writing practice, claiming that it allows for gains in speed while introducing significant risks. #IntelligenceArtificielle #Littérature #Écriture (translated)