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List of literary award winning works created with AI

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She consulted its output for the replies written by the AI inside the novel. The prize stood. 🇨🇳 Short story The Land of Machine Memories by Shen Yang, writing as “QuartZen” — 5th Youth Popular Science and Science Fiction Competition, Second Prize, 2023 AI generated the title, prose, illustrations, and pen name over 66 rounds of prompting. The organizer invited Shen and hid the experiment from the judges.

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Publication timeThu, 06 Aug 2026 15:17:39 +0000
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Award-Winning AI Literature This a list of literary awards granted to works where AI was used (or was suspected) as part of the writing process 24 cases Confirmed AI use: 3 (12.5%) AI was allowed from the start: 7 (29.2%) Organizers said AI was used: 2 (8.3%) Suspected or disputed: 6 (25.0%) Nominations and shortlists withdrawn: 3 (12.5%) Near-misses and eligibility cases: 3 (12.5%) CONFIRMED AI USE 🇯🇵 Novel Sympathy Tower Tokyo by Rie Kudan — 170th Akutagawa Prize, 2024 Kudan first guessed that about 5% of the novel involved ChatGPT, then gave a much smaller figure: about one page out of 143. She consulted its output for the replies written by the AI inside the novel. The prize stood.

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