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Thélyson Orélien

Thélyson Orélien

Haitian poet and writer

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Photo: Jean Laposte, CC BY-SA 3.0 (Wikimedia Commons, cropped)

  • 4d ago

    Goncourt-excluded author Thélyson Orélien denies using AI but admits plagiarism

    The Canadian-Haitian author says no sentence of his novel was written by a machine, while apologising for copying passages from established writers after moving to Canada.

  • Oct 7

    Prix Renaudot retains Thélyson Orélien on nine-novel shortlist despite AI allegations

    The Prix Renaudot jury retained Thélyson Orélien's novel in its second round on Wednesday, diverging from decisions by the Goncourt and Femina academies following accusations of plagiarism and AI use.

  • Oct 3

    Goncourt Academy removes Thélyson Orélien after AI and plagiarism claims

    The Goncourt Academy excluded Canadian-Haitian author Thélyson Orélien from its 15-novel selection list after an online collective alleged his bestseller C'était ça ou mourir was written with artificial intelligence.

  • Sep 22

    Académie Goncourt removes Thélyson Orélien novel over AI and plagiarism accusations

    France's Académie Goncourt disqualified the Haitian-Canadian writer's novel from its 16-book longlist following reports of machine-assisted writing and past plagiarism.

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