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In response to the exclusion of Thélyson Orélien from the Goncourt Prize, three French entrepreneurs launched the Pascal Prize for literary works created with AI assistance. The jury, led by Jacques Attali, will evaluate submissions that disclose how AI was integrated into the writing process. Works must be original and can be up to 300,000 characters long, with a technical documentation explaining the AI tools used. The prize aims to foster discussion about AI's role in literature, rather than replace human authors. The founders are committed to finding a publisher for the winner, with the award ceremony scheduled for December.