Canadian-Haitian writer Thélyson Orélien broke his silence on Tuesday, asserting that "no sentence" in his novel had "been created" by AI, as he has been accused for the past three weeks, while offering his "apologies" for plagiarisms for which he accepts responsibility.
In a text sent to AFP, titled "This novel that I wrote", the 38-year-old author responds for the first time in detail to the accusations made on September 21 by the X account "Balance ton Claude", of massive use of generative artificial intelligence to write "C'était ç
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