A new literary prize, the Pascal Prize, has been launched in France to recognize books co-written with artificial intelligence. The inaugural prize will be awarded in December to a manuscript that demonstrably incorporates AI in its creation. Authors submitting to the Pascal Prize must attest that the work was genuinely produced with the assistance of artificial intelligence. A five-member jury will determine the winning submission. This initiative marks a significant moment for the intersection of literature and technology in France. The prize aims to acknowledge and celebrate the evolving role of AI in creative writing. The Pascal Prize is expected to attract submissions exploring new methods of authorship and storytelling.