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Thélyson Orélien won the Prix du Roman Fnac for his novel C'était ça ou mourir and is a Goncourt and Renaudot finalist. On Tuesday, group Balance ton Claude claimed the book was 100 percent AI-written, based on Pangram detection. Orélien denies it, and publisher Grasset defends him. The row echoes a similar 2024 controversy.
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