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AI book prize judges face a major speed-reading challenge | Brief letters

A reader questions how the Prix Pascal de Littérature IA can announce its shortlist on the same 30 November deadline for submissions, especially since the judging panel has yet to be named. The letter also revisits a vanished Dickensian solicitors' road sign in Suffolk.

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AI book prize judges face a major speed-reading challenge | Brief letters
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  • The AI literature prize's submission deadline and shortlist announcement both fall on 30 November
  • The judging jury has not yet been announced, raising questions about how evaluations can be done instantly
  • The letter also recalls a disappeared Dickensian solicitors' sign on the A140 in Suffolk

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