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A signed23Feb2024 account recalls a Ceylon Literary Festival AI panel with de Bernieres, Medawattegedara, Shenoy and Wijeratne, adding retrospective reporting beyond previews; session day remains unverified.
What changed
Retrospective account identifies speakers and disagreements beyond the preview.
Dated by report, not inferred session day. Same-publisher material is not independent triangulation. Gemini text is not writer testimony; Copilot disclosure is the journalist’s. Japanese percentage/prize rules not independently verified. No recording/programme or adopted policy read, no collective anti-AI resolution.
Editorial research question
Editorial: a South Asian festival makes machine writing, disclosure, competition and writer labour publicly negotiable; preserve differences among speakers and the report’s own disclosed AI editing.
This is an editorial interpretation or question, separate from factual statements.
Evidence & sources
Signed panel account and attributed discussion, not recording/session date or collective verdict.
SRC-1364HTML34–59.
The Asian Review · EN · 2024-02-23
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