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A prize-winning story published in Granta was (likely) written by AI

A short story published in Granta and recognized by the Commonwealth Foundation Short Story Prize is suspected to be AI-generated. Evidence from AI detection tools and the author's background points to AI authorship, sparking debate about literary authenticity.

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A prize-winning story published in Granta was (likely) written by AI
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  • Award-winning short story 'The Serpent in the Grove' published in Granta is flagged as AI-generated.
  • AI detection tool Pangram returned 100% red flags; the author has a thin online presence and promotes AI.
  • Literary community reacts, with some noting that AI writing is becoming harder to detect.
  • Commonwealth Foundation reviewing selection process; winner to be announced in June.

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