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A partly AI-assisted story receives a general excellence prize in2022; a2024 organiser account describes11th-edition revision, disclosure and entry limits, supplemented by the retained rules.
Awarded story unread. Official author comment reports101/100 versus March account100/99; both retained. Judge Oki labels a passage AI-written, while the method account identifies it as human input; reception is not an authorship audit. Rule text read, initial version/revision dates and enforcement unverified;2013/2021 remain background.
Case chronology
General excellence prize for Are You There?
Hoshi Library’s 18 February notice and the organiser’s results page identify the general excellence prize, awarded as a book card. Partial AI use is the author’s account; the claim of a first is restricted to this award’s own description.
Organiser publishes AI-submission retrospective
Organiser employees’ IPSJ article recounts shared judging, human revision/disclosure and entry limits; retained11th-edition rules confirm clauses, not the initial effective date.
Research question
Editorial: prize reception and distinctions between generation and human editing enter a literary award’s evaluation and process rules, documenting institutional negotiation over hybrid authorship.
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Information Processing Society of Japan — IPSJ Magazine · JA · 2024-06-18
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ANTI-AI ARCHIVE. “Hybrid-writing award and AI submission rules.” case-0315. Include this page’s URL and your access date when citing.