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Culture: the winner of the Japanese Goncourt used ChatGPT
In Japan, novelist Rie Kudan, winner of Japan’s most prestigious literary prize, admitted to using ChatGPT to write part of her novel. – (franceinfo)
In Japan, novelist Rie Kudan, winner of Japan’s most prestigious literary prize, admitted to using ChatGPT to write part of her novel.
The Akutagawa Prize is the most prestigious literary prize in Japan. HAS 33 years old, Rie Kudan won the prize for best novel. According to the jury, “Tokyo Tower of Compassion”, his work, is so perfect that it is difficult to find fault in it. During the ceremony, she explained with great naturalness that she had resorted tos to artificial intelligence, which generated 5% of the sentences that constitute the novel.
AI, almost a character in its own right
In fact, artificial intelligence is almost a character in its own right and all content it produces is therefore identified as such. In some countries, the novelist’s words could have shocked, but in Japan, they seem almost banal. Several Japanese novelists have come to his defense. The young novelist assuredly confided to an artificial intelligence what she cannot tell anyone else.
