Deadline reports that the unpublished debut novel Call Me, I’ll Hide the Body by an unnamed author has been pulled due to concerns about AI.
Questions were later raised about the author's use of AI, which has led to the book being pulled. While there were initial checks on the manuscript, concerns were raised again when they went to sell the movie/TV rights.
In an email obtained by the outlet, Hodgman said that the "incredible" manuscript "dazzled" publishers around the world, but they failed to authenticate the evolution of the writing. The email adds that while they vetted the submission and were reassured that AI tools weren't used, they could no longer substantiate any claims.
The novel reportedly follows a "cleaner" from Nigeria who moves to Houston to pursue a chemistry PHD. His ability to "clean" up bodies leads to him becoming involved in a dangerous cartel operation.
The New York Times, which first reported the story, claimed it "appears to be the first commercial novel from a major publishing house to be pulled over evidence of AI use".
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