In Brief: Thélyson Orélien Case: "That a virulent campaign would target a racialized person again should serve as a warning"

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The available account indicates that a writer who uses artificial intelligence did act as an author, retaining or discarding certain proposals made by AI according to his sensibility and intelligence, according to literature professor Benjamin Hoffmann, in an opinion piece in Le Monde.

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