文学奖-Winning AI
这是一份授予使用(或怀疑)AI作为写作过程一部分的作品的文学奖项列表。
AI从开始就被允许
短篇故事你在那里吗？(原始内容存档于2017-05-21). by Kamome Ashizawa——第9届Nikkei Hoshi Shinichi文学奖，杰出奖，2022年
阿诗泽在三周内与AI共拍摄了101个故事。 获胜的故事大多由阿诗泽用一点AI写成；其他100个实验大多由机器产生。 这是第一个AI协助获得Hoshi大奖的故事。
短篇小说"最后的画家"(The Last Painter by Toh Katagiri)——第12届Nikkei Hoshi Shinichi文学奖，优秀奖，2025年
组织者将它归类为AI辅助，但从来没有称精确的方式。 一位同名决赛选手称 Katagiri告诉小组，每个句子都是亲自写的。
短篇故事 Genome Tower by Shamizui——第13届Nikkei Hoshi Shinichi文学奖，大奖赛，2026年
所披露的AI的使用显然仅限于发明一种虚构疾病的名称。 组织者仍算作当年AI援助的赢家。
短篇故事平行自我调解有限公司由恩世杰玛主演——第13届Nikkei Hoshi Shinichi文学奖，优秀奖，2026年
Shijima认为与AI合作更像是“选择”而非“写作”。 听起来比Genome Tower 更像是基因组合作奖项还在
短篇故事 Erinnerung by Rino Takinouchi——第13届Nikkei Hoshi Shinichi文学奖，杰出奖，2026年
ChatGPT生产了初始材料。 塔基努奇纠正了混淆的代词，过时的短语，以及破解的逻辑，然后更改了标题和结尾，并增加了CRISPR-Cas9材料。 在2026年的Hoshi获奖者中，这对AI生成的散文被广泛改写的公开说法最为清楚。
第13届霍希奖获奖2,107项。 组织者将491人算作部分AI创建者，称在4个普通司的获奖者中，3人在这个过程中的某个地方使用了AI.
艺术家书籍卡伦·安·唐纳奇和安迪·西米奥纳托编著的非人类图书图书馆——罗伯特·科弗奖，第一地，2020年
AI读取机使用计算机视觉，OCR，和语言处理在物理书中找到短诗的组合，擦除周围的词，与图像配对，并出版新卷。 其中一卷名为Perception(Perception)，也获得了澳大利亚的科尼什家庭奖。
诗集 Vísledky vzniku 作者：丽莎·根纳特——兹拉塔·vlna,2021年
Zuzana Husárová和Xúubomír Panák对GPT-2进行了2,108篇斯洛伐克作品的培训，然后整理和轻描淡写地编辑了它的诗歌。 该馆获斯洛伐克年度最佳原创斯洛伐克诗歌奖。
诗歌系列 ReRites 由David Jhave Johnston编剧——电子文学组织罗伯特·科弗奖，2022年
十二本诗歌集由神经网络产出由约翰斯顿选择和编辑该项目公开称自己为“人类+A.I.诗歌”，这正是电子文学奖所要承认的。
Capbook A Black Story 可能包含敏感内容，由Lillian-Yvonne Bertram编写——DIAGRAM/新密歇根出版社 Chapbook Conference, Winner, 2023
伯特拉姆使用GPT-3和Warpland，是训练了Gwendolyn Brooks的模特。 三节包含机器对她的提示的反应。 媒体知道这本书是如何制作的，并公开出版。
短篇故事 Stargazers by Ruei-Jie Chang——UCSB Mind & Machine Information Writing Conference，一等奖，2024
张用ChatGPT作为故事的种子，Claude整理并翻译了普通话-英语的草稿，后来修改。 比赛明确欢迎仅限人，机器，和混合条目，并要求每个人记录这一过程。
短篇故事 30–70 由亚娜·瓦格纳(英语：Yana Vagner)——瓦伦丁·卡塔耶夫文学奖，2025年获奖者。
Vagner与Yandex的AI助手Alice一起写下了这个故事。 然后使用系统进行气候报告。 当故事获胜时，合作是显而易见的。
(原始内容存档于2018-05-21). WORDS BEYOND WORDS BEYOND WORDS by Sasha Stiles – Lumen Prize Literalities & Poetry Awards, 2025 (英语).
一个经过微调的语言模型使用Stiles的提示，源文本和代码，在作品刷新时制作新诗。 系统本身，而不是单一的固定产出，获得了该奖项。
互动小说 Flesh & Blood by Chris Joseph——电子文学组织罗伯特·科弗奖，2026年
一个互动的故事，读者在令人不安的身体和机器世界中解谜。 约瑟夫公开将它列为他的AI辅助作品。
组织或制造者称 AI被使用
(原始内容存档于2018-10-21). Novel C’était ça ou mourir 作者：泰利森·奥雷利安 — Prix du Roman Fnac, 2026
这部小说赢得了Fnac的奖项，之后在AI指控后从Goncourt长名单中删除。 10月21日，博雷亚尔在一次外部审查后放弃了Orélien，据报道在工作文档元数据中发现了AI标记。 出版商称仍然不知道AI被使用了多少。 Orélien否认任何判决都是机器产生的。
新加坡移民作家诗歌比赛——2024年移民文学节
8名获奖者是宣布，之后在组织者称三部获奖条目AI生成后，整个名单被召回。 他们的审查部分依靠Scribbr和QuillBot。
Poems Poetry.com 11月和12月的比赛——2024年两个月一等奖。
Phoetry.com 称两个最初的获奖者都是在AI的"帮助下"创造的，改变了结果，重新分配了奖金。 被移除的诗歌和作家已经无法可靠地识别。 当前结果页上的名字是替换者，而不是被告的进入者。
确认使用
(原始内容存档于2018-03-21). Novel Sympathy Tower Tokyo by Rie Kudan——第170届秋田川奖，2024年
库丹首先猜测小说中约5%涉及ChatGPT，然后给出了一个小得多的数字：143页中约1页。 她参考了该小说中大赦国际的答复。 奖项还在
短篇小说"机器回忆之地"由沈阳编剧，写作"QuartZen"——第五届青年流行科学与科幻竞赛，二等奖，2023年
大赦国际在66轮催促中产生了标题、传言、插图和笔名。 组织者邀请沈 and，并将实验藏在评委处。 这经常被称为全国文学大奖，但当时是一场广博的江苏社团大赛：共有18个故事二等奖，约200个作品中有90个获得奖项。
网络小说"Tidying Up"最强！— 第18届AlphaPolis幻想小说奖，大奖和读者选择，2025年
作者称的网络小说绝大多数是用基因AI制作的。 AlphaPolis后来取消了印刷版和漫画改编，并更改了规则。 报告证实了这些取消，但没有证实这两个奖项的标签被正式撤销。
Memoir How to Win 100万美元和$#T Glitter！作者：卢克·斯托菲尔(Luke Stoffel)——IBPA图书奖，本杰明·富兰克林(Benjamin Franklin)银质奖章(Neurodivergent Community),2026年
Stoffel 称他使用ChatGPT进行语法和结构脚手架，并在书和奖项呈文中披露。 IBPA的指南并不禁止AI协助的工作，这本书得到了Silver. IBPA没有公开评论他的AI使用。
暂停审议或
短篇小说"蓝战士"(The Blue Fighter by Simbarashe Steyn Kundizeza)——凯恩非洲写作奖，赢家，2026年
根据"大西洋报"(The Atlantic),Pangram将几乎整个故事标注为AI生成。 Kundizeza否认使用AI和称，该奖项开启审查。 截至10月21日，宣布没有最后的调查结果或撤销。
短篇小说 Jamir Nazir的《树林中的蛇》——英联邦短篇小说奖，总获奖者，2026年
Pangram称其为100%AI生成。 Nazir否认了这一点，并描述了由于慢性病而用Android 语音转文本做的六七份草稿。 英联邦基金会审查了草稿、时间戳、指出和证词，接受了他的账户，并保留了奖金。 这一指控是有争议的，没有证据。
短篇故事"巴斯通的影子"由约翰·爱德华·德米科利(John Edward DeMicoli)编剧——英联邦短篇故事奖，加拿大和欧洲获奖者，2026年
Pangram也在这里100%地返回。 德米科利制作了手写草稿，指出，以及多年的研究，并否认使用AI. 基金会接受了证据，奖金仍然有效。
短篇小说 Mehendi Nights by Sharon Aruparayil——英联邦短篇小说奖，亚洲获奖者，2026年
Aruparayil否认在任何阶段都使用AI，并保留了纸迹。 她还发现，加上三个马拉地语单词和删除一个单词，使得一个标有标记的段注册为100%的人类。 基金会保留了这个奖项。
短篇故事 Descend by Chanel Sutherland — 英联邦短篇故事奖，"总体胜利者",2025年
Pangram在一年后扫描了这个故事，并将其标注为88%的AI生成。 萨瑟兰否认使用AI和称，其重复和节奏来自文森特口述故事。 她的出版商和agent支持她。 2025年故事的公开出处回顾没有发布。
短篇故事 Back and Forth by Kavyta Kay — Harper's Bazaar UK短篇小说比赛，2026年，胜者
百度Pangram结果的截图在网络上传播。 作者没有回应，组织者没有调查，没有承认，也没有撤销。
诗歌+未知的彼得·杜兰和一位无名奖得主——广场奖，2025年
广场承认自己不知道人工智能的使用量，两人都否认。 Doolan 称他的诗歌已经在2018年出版。 这看起来不像是AI丑闻，而不是探测器驱动的程序故障。
提名和取消提名
动漫动漫动漫星尘超级巫师动漫——艾斯纳最佳动漫动漫奖，诺米内，2026年
其中一页是AI制作的漫画，据报告，编辑和其他撰稿人并不知道。 在Comic-Con 称之后，评委们如果知道就不会提名它，编辑们便从选票上撤回了"解剖论".
弗兰肯施泰因，Clube de Literatura Clássica 版 – Prêmio Jabuti Illustation Category, Finalist, 2023 互联网档案馆的存檔，存档日期2013-12-22.
该书公开信用于设计师Vicente Pessôa和Midjourney，被市场视为完全AI-ilusted. 两名法官称他们没有意识到Midjourney是AI. 根据从未预见到的基因艺术规则，该版被取消资格。
无名插图书名——墨书奖，简本，2026年
该奖项在插图中对AI提出投诉后取消了一个头衔。 另有一名入围名单者退出抗议。 对比新旧名单
近距离失职案和国际责任案
Novellas + 故事天使列车和Obligate Carnivore 由伊丽莎白·史密斯和斯蒂芬妮·约翰逊主演——奥克汉姆新西兰图书奖，2026年
两本书最初都被禁止，因为他们的出版商使用AI生成的封面，然后在授奖信托决定规则来得太迟后恢复。 也没有达到长名单。
短篇故事 Cage of Algorithms by Keiji Aono——第12届Nikkei Hoshi Shinichi文学奖，2025年终极选手。
Aono 称大约80%是人工智能生成的，20%是人体修订。 它在1,250个参赛名额中达到了最后的10个，但没有获胜。
短篇小说"电脑写小说的日子"——第三届Nikkei Hoshi Shinichi文学奖，首轮，2016年
人类提供了剧情，人物，和语言组件；软件组装了散文。 它通过了第一次放映，但没有获胜。 这些规则明确允许非人类进入，使这成为LLM前的前身而不是欺骗。
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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
AI WAS ALLOWED FROM THE START
🇯🇵 Short story Are You There? by Kamome Ashizawa — 9th Nikkei Hoshi Shinichi Literary Award, Excellence Award, 2022
Ashizawa made 101 stories in three weeks with AI. The story that won was mostly written by Ashizawa with a little AI; the other hundred experiments were mostly machine-generated. This was the first AI-assisted story to win a Hoshi prize.
🇯🇵 Short story The Last Painter by Toh Katagiri — 12th Nikkei Hoshi Shinichi Literary Award, Excellence Award, 2025
The organizers classified it as AI-assisted, but never said exactly how. A fellow finalist says Katagiri told the group that every sentence was written personally.
🇯🇵 Short story Genome Tower by Shamizui — 13th Nikkei Hoshi Shinichi Literary Award, Grand Prix, 2026
The disclosed AI use was apparently limited to inventing the name of a fictional disease. The organizers still counted it among the year’s AI-assisted winners.
🇯🇵 Short story Parallel Self-Mediation Co., Ltd. by En Shijima — 13th Nikkei Hoshi Shinichi Literary Award, Excellence Award, 2026
Shijima described working with AI as feeling more like “choosing” than “writing.” This sounds like a much more generative collaboration than Genome Tower. The prize stood.
🇯🇵 Short story Erinnerung by Rino Takinouchi — 13th Nikkei Hoshi Shinichi Literary Award, Excellence Award, 2026
ChatGPT produced initial material. Takinouchi corrected confused pronouns, dated phrases, and broken logic, then changed the title and ending and added the CRISPR-Cas9 material. Of the 2026 Hoshi winners, this has the clearest public account of AI-generated prose being extensively rewritten.
The 13th Hoshi award received 2,107 entries. Organizers counted 491 as partly AI-created and said three of the four general-division winners had used AI somewhere in the process.
🇺🇸 Artist books The Library of Nonhuman Books by Karen Ann Donnachie and Andy Simionato — Robert Coover Award, First Place, 2020
An AI reading machine uses computer vision, OCR, and language processing to find short poetic combinations in physical books, erase the surrounding words, pair them with images, and publish new volumes. One of those volumes, Perception, also won Australia’s Cornish Family Prize.
🇸🇰 Poetry collection Výsledky vzniku by Liza Gennart — Zlatá vlna, 2021
Zuzana Husárová and Ľubomír Panák trained GPT-2 on 2,108 Slovak works, then curated and lightly edited its poems. The collection won Slovakia’s annual prize for the best original Slovak poetry book.
🇺🇸 Poetry series ReRites by David Jhave Johnston — Electronic Literature Organization Robert Coover Award, 2022
Twelve books of poetry built from neural-network output selected and edited by Johnston. The project openly calls itself “Human + A.I. poetry,” which is exactly the kind of thing an electronic-literature award exists to recognize.
🇺🇸 Chapbook A Black Story May Contain Sensitive Content by Lillian-Yvonne Bertram — DIAGRAM/New Michigan Press Chapbook Contest, Winner, 2023
Bertram used GPT-3 and Warpland, a model trained on Gwendolyn Brooks. Three sections contain machine responses to her prompts. The press knew how the book was made and published it openly.
🇺🇸 Short story Stargazers by Ruei-Jie Chang — UCSB Mind & Machine Intelligence Writing Contest, First Prize, 2024
Chang used ChatGPT for the seed of the story and Claude to organize and translate a Mandarin-English draft, then revised it. The contest explicitly welcomed human-only, machine-only, and hybrid entries, and required everyone to document the process.
🇷🇺 Short story 30–70 by Yana Vagner — Valentin Kataev Literary Prize, Winner, 2025
Vagner wrote the story with Alice, Yandex’s AI assistant. It begins by showing her prompt and the AI’s response, then uses the system for recurring climate reports. The collaboration was visible when the story won.
🇬🇧 Generative poem WORDS BEYOND WORDS by Sasha Stiles — Lumen Prize Literature & Poetry Award, 2025
A fine-tuned language model uses Stiles’s prompts, source texts, and code to make a new poem whenever the work is refreshed. The system itself, rather than a single fixed output, received the award.
🇬🇧 Interactive fiction Flesh & Blood by Chris Joseph — Electronic Literature Organization Robert Coover Award, 2026
An interactive story where readers solve puzzles in a disturbing world of bodies and machinery. Joseph openly lists it among his AI-assisted works.
ORGANIZERS OR PUBLISHERS SAID AI WAS USED
🇫🇷 Novel C’était ça ou mourir by Thélyson Orélien — Prix du Roman Fnac, 2026
The novel won Fnac’s prize, then was removed from the Goncourt longlist after AI allegations. On October 21, Boréal dropped Orélien after an external review reportedly found AI markers in working-document metadata. The publisher said it still did not know how much AI had been used. Orélien had denied that any sentence was machine-generated.
🇸🇬 Poems Migrant Writers of Singapore poetry competition — Migrant Literature Festival, 2024
Eight winners were announced, then the entire list was recalled after organizers said three winning entries were AI-generated. Their review relied partly on Scribbr and QuillBot.
🇺🇸 Poems Poetry.com November and December contests — Two Monthly First Prizes, 2024
Poetry.com said both original winners were created “with assistance” from AI, changed the results, and redistributed the prizes. The removed poems and writers are no longer reliably identifiable. The names on the current result pages are the replacements, not the accused entrants.
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.
🇨🇳 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. This is often called a national literary prize, but it was a broad Jiangsu association contest: 18 stories shared second prize and 90 of roughly 200 entries received awards.
🇯🇵 Web novel Modest Skill “Tidying Up” Is the Strongest! — 18th AlphaPolis Fantasy Novel Awards, Grand Prize and Reader’s Choice, 2025
The author said a large majority of the web novel was made with generative AI. AlphaPolis later canceled the print edition and manga adaptation and changed its rules. Reporting confirms those cancellations, but not that the two award labels were formally revoked.
🇺🇸 Memoir How to Win One Million Dollars and $#!T Glitter! by Luke Stoffel — IBPA Book Award, Benjamin Franklin Silver Medal for Neurodivergent Communities, 2026
Stoffel says he used ChatGPT for grammar and structural scaffolding and disclosed it in the book and award submission. IBPA’s guidelines did not prohibit AI-assisted work, and the book received Silver. IBPA has not publicly commented on his AI use.
SUSPECTED OR DISPUTED
🇿🇼 Short story The Blue Fighter by Simbarashe Steyn Kundizeza — Caine Prize for African Writing, Winner, 2026
Pangram flagged almost the entire story as AI-generated, according to The Atlantic. Kundizeza denied using AI and said the story drew on his family’s experiences. The prize opened a review. No final finding or revocation had been announced as of October 21.
🇬🇧 Short story The Serpent in the Grove by Jamir Nazir — Commonwealth Short Story Prize, Overall Winner, 2026
Pangram called it 100% AI-generated. Nazir denied it and described six or seven drafts made with Android speech-to-text because of a chronic condition. The Commonwealth Foundation reviewed drafts, timestamps, notes, and testimony, accepted his account, and kept the award. The allegation is disputed, not proven.
🇬🇧 Short story The Bastion’s Shadow by John Edward DeMicoli — Commonwealth Short Story Prize, Canada and Europe Winner, 2026
Pangram also returned 100% here. DeMicoli produced handwritten drafts, notes, and years of research and denied using AI. The Foundation accepted the evidence and the prize stood.
🇬🇧 Short story Mehendi Nights by Sharon Aruparayil — Commonwealth Short Story Prize, Asia Winner, 2026
Aruparayil denied using AI at any stage and kept a paper trail. She also found that adding three Marathi words and removing one word made a flagged section register as 100% human. The Foundation kept the award.
🇬🇧 Short story Descend by Chanel Sutherland — Commonwealth Short Story Prize, Overall Winner, 2025
Pangram scanned the story a year later and labeled it 88% AI-generated. Sutherland denied using AI and said its repetition and rhythm come from Vincentian oral storytelling. Her publisher and agent backed her. No public provenance review of the 2025 story has been released.
🇬🇧 Short story Back and Forth by Kavyta Kay — Harper’s Bazaar UK Short Story Competition, Winner, 2026
A screenshot of a 100% Pangram result spread online. No author response, organizer investigation, admission, or revocation has surfaced.
🇬🇧 Poem + unknown Peter Doolan and an unnamed winner — Plaza Prizes, 2025
The Plaza disqualified both after detector flags while admitting it could not know how much AI had been used, “if any.” Both denied it. Doolan said his poem had already been published in 2018. This looks less like an AI scandal than a detector-driven procedural failure.
NOMINATIONS AND SHORTLISTS WITHDRAWN
🇺🇸 Comics anthology Stardust the Super Wizard Anthology — Eisner Award for Best Anthology, Nominee, 2026
One page was an AI-generated comic credited to the invented “Alex Irons.” The editor and other contributors reportedly did not know. After Comic-Con said the judges would not have nominated it had they known, the editor withdrew the anthology from the ballot.
🇧🇷 Illustrated edition Frankenstein, Clube de Literatura Clássica edition — Prêmio Jabuti Illustration Category, Finalist, 2023
The book openly credited designer Vicente Pessôa and Midjourney and was marketed as fully AI-illustrated. Two judges said they did not realize Midjourney was AI. The edition was disqualified under rules that had never anticipated generative art.
🇬🇧 Illustrated book Unnamed illustrated title — Ink Book Prize, Shortlisted, 2026
The prize removed one title after complaints about AI in its illustrations. A different shortlistee withdrew in protest. Comparing the old and new lists suggests possible titles, but neither the organizers nor the reporting named the accused book, so I won’t either.
NEAR-MISSES AND ELIGIBILITY CASES
🇳🇿 Novellas + stories Angel Train and Obligate Carnivore by Elizabeth Smither and Stephanie Johnson — Ockham New Zealand Book Awards, 2026
Both books were initially barred because their publisher used AI-generated covers, then reinstated after the awards trust decided the rule had arrived too late. Neither reached the longlist.
🇯🇵 Short story Cage of Algorithms by Keiji Aono — 12th Nikkei Hoshi Shinichi Literary Award, Finalist, 2025
Aono says roughly 80% was AI-generated and 20% human-revised. It reached the final ten out of 1,250 entries but did not win.
🇯🇵 Short story The Day a Computer Writes a Novel — 3rd Nikkei Hoshi Shinichi Literary Award, First Round, 2016
Humans supplied the plot, characters, and language components; software assembled the prose. It passed the first screening but did not win. The rules explicitly allowed nonhuman entrants, making this a pre-LLM precursor rather than a deception.
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