Chinese Nobel Laureate Mo Yan Used ChatGPT To Write A Speech: Report
Chinese Nobel winner Mo Yan acknowledged using ChatGPT to craft a speech praising Yu Hua, another novelist.
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Chinese Nobel winner Mo Yan acknowledged using ChatGPT to craft a speech praising Yu Hua, another novelist.
Chinese Nobel Prize winner Mo Yan had sought the assistance of ChatGPT for help to write a prize citation for another famous Chinese writer Yu Hua, Mo revealed during the 65th anniversary of the Chinese literary bimonthly (six times a year) magazine Shouhuo (Harvest) in Shanghai on Tuesday.
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