Canadian publisher drops author Orelien after confirming he used AI in debut novel
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Canadian publisher Boreal has terminated its professional relationship with Haitian-Canadian author Thélyson Orélien following confirmation that he utilized artificial intelligence in the creation of his debut novel. The decision follows an internal investigation prompted by allegations regarding the book's authorship.
Orélien, a prize-nominated writer, had previously denied using AI tools to assist in his writing process. The publisher’s confirmation of AI usage contradicts these earlier denials, leading to the author's dismissal from the publishing house.
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