French Publisher Dismisses Evidence Its Prize-Winning Bestseller Is AI-Generated
Afinetheorem · x · 2026-09-23
Grasset, a leading French publisher, responded to what commenters call incontrovertible evidence that its best-selling, prize-winning novel of the year was entirely AI-generated by complaining about "haters." The case sparked a broader observation: for three or four years AI has been barreling toward countless industries like a runaway freight train, yet most have developed almost no response whatsoever.
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