Hao Jingfang is a famous Chinese science fiction writer. She wrote a five-volume children's series called 'Galaxy Academy.' Recently, she revealedrevealed/rɪˈviːld/L2透露，揭露（之前不为人知的信息）to make something known that was previously secret or hidden that she used AI to write half of her latest book. She said, 'readers can't tell which parts.' This caused a debatedebate/dɪˈbeɪt/L2辩论，争论a discussion between people who have different opinions about something among readers and writers.
Some people were angry. They think using AI is wrong for writers. However, others were happy that she told the truth. One user on Weibo said it is better than hiding AI use. Readers can now make informedinformed/ɪnˈfɔːrmd/L2有根据的，基于充分信息的having or using a lot of knowledge or information about something choices.
Hao built an AI profile from her past works. She uses AI for research, plot development, and learning techniques, but she writes every line herself. She trained the AI to match her writing style. China has no law requiring books to say if AI was used. Only online platforms have such rules.
Hao plans to keep using AI. She will label future books as 'created with AI assistance.' She believes this is an exploration of human-AI collaborationcollaboration/kəˌlæbəˈreɪʃən/L2合作，协作the act of working together with someone to create or achieve something. She thinks AI and humans can evolveevolve/ɪˈvɒlv/L2进化，逐步发展to change and develop over time, usually gradually together. She sees this as a way to explore the future.
