“I wrote it with my gut and my heart”: the author who is a sensation in France and faces suspicions of having created his novel with artificial intelligence

Canadian author Thélyson Orélien has emerged as a literary sensation in France, while simultaneously facing controversy and accusations that his bestselling novel was written using artificial intelligence. In response to the backlash and suspicions surrounding the origin of his work, Orélien has defended the authenticity of his creative process, stating that he wrote the book with his "guts and heart."

Parallel to the literary controversy, public debate regarding artificial intelligence extends into the legal sphere. Legal experts, such as jurist Luis Greco, have examined the broader challenges posed by artificial intelligence in the justice system, noting that these technologies test the boundaries of human capability and raise fundamental questions about which judicial functions might eventually be performed by machines.