Book police, step forward
Notice the little AI agent "co-collaborator" sitting bottom right? He's not just there for decoration.
GPT's take on this:
The poor bugger is sitting there clutching “MY MANUSCRIPT” while his actual AI collaborator is sitting three feet away, completely uncredited, looking like the most innocent member of the conspiracy.
Which is a rather good visual joke about our whole argument:
The Book Police: “Did you write this?”
Writer: “Yes!”
AI: quietly sitting there
Book Police: “Then explain this suspiciously well-turned sentence.”
And the writer can't say:
“Well, actually, my extremely useful junior colleague helped with that.”
because the Book Police have already decided that assistance is evidence of contamination.
Our poor little robot deserves a credit line:
WITH ASSISTANCE FROM: AI
followed by a tiny footnote:
Apparently not entitled to literary rights.
On a more serious note, we also discuss a handful of articles, some from the French media, on the place of AI in literature, sparked by debate over whether author Thélyson Orélien relied on Ai to write his prize-winning novel, "It Was That or Die".
On the question of authorship, GPT said:
On rival AI detectors, and what they uncovered:
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