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Quebec author accused of using AI admits past plagiarism but maintains novel is his own work

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Quebec author accused of using AI admits past plagiarism but maintains novel is his own work

After spending the last few weeks quietly watching his reputation be torn apart, Quebec-based author Thélyson Orélien is speaking out and addressing the allegations that he used artificial intelligence to write his debut novel.

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