Thoughts on content authenticity, human writing, and why the internet needs better trust signals.
If you searched for an AI detector, this is the real problem: detector scores are guesses. Proof of human authorship needs behavioral verification, not probability.
Trust labels changed the food industry. The same model can fix the content authenticity crisis. Here's why, and what the regulations say.
A technical look at keystroke cadence, pause patterns, revision behavior, and the other signals we use to certify human-written content.
AI detectors flag 61% of non-native English speakers as bots. Analyzing finished text is fundamentally flawed. Here's the alternative.