David Silva Rojas denies using AI in his award-winning novel "Donde el agua trabaja"
Peruvian writer David Silva Rojas defended the sole authorship of his novel "Donde el agua trabaja", awarded by Mexican publisher Almadía, after suspicions that it was written with artificial intelligence. In a statement published on Tuesday, October 27, he said he conceived, wrote and revised the work without generative AI tools. Almadía suspended launch activities in Spain and is reviewing the writing process with documents provided by the author, such as previous versions of the manuscript and his notebook.
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- Silva Rojas stated he conceived, wrote and revised the novel without using generative AI
- Doubts arose after an El País analysis in which the Pangram program suggested 99% of the text may have been AI-generated
- Almadía suspended presentation activities in Spain and its detailed review is still pending
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