Author Sebastian Bailly is saddened that in the debate surrounding artificial intelligence, only two roles are defined for authors: one innocent and the other a fraud. He argues that authors should be allowed to use this technology transparently.An incident occurred on Monday, September 21. An unknown social media account user submitted the novel 'Ce te sao morrer' (Should have done that or died) by Thelisón Orelián to a system that identifies AI. The system concluded that the book was written almost entirely by machine.The next day, Orelián's publisher, Grasset, dismissed the incident as 'fake news' and a 'conspiracy theory.' One...