Goncourt 2026 winner Philippe Jaenada admits using AI in novel to 'play with reader'

A day after being crowned with France's top literary award, Philippe Jaenada, spoke on France Inter radio about how he used AI to write "The Unknown Woman from Quai de Javel", the novel that won him this year's Goncourt Prize.

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Goncourt 2026 winner Philippe Jaenada admits using AI in novel to 'play with reader'

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