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After an investigation, it is ruled out that Peruvian author David Silva Rojas used AI in the award-winning novel
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The Mexican publisher Almadía completed an internal investigation into suspicions that 'Donde el agua trabaja' was written with artificial intelligence. After analyzing the materials provided by the author, it decided to maintain the 20,000 euro award. It also questioned the journalistic coverage of the case.
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