Nonbot

Human-made Content

31 followers

Human-made Content

31 followers

AI generated content is on the rise. How can you be sure what you're reading is 100% human? Verify and find human-made content.

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Launch tags:Marketing•Artificial Intelligence•Business

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AI generated content is on the rise. How can you be sure what you're reading is 100% human? Nonbot aims to help content creators differentiate themselves in a growing sea of AI generated copy and art.

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3yr ago

Nack AI

I've seen a few of these concepts before but have not heard of this one. I'm interested in the idea of trust marks ("verified" badges in this case) and their role in this never-ending cat-and-mouse game of using AI to detect AI. Something that isn't clear to me is why I should care right now. It seems difficult to draw a line between human and "non-human" content. Do people care whether I edit my content with AI? What if I use Grammarly to clean up the text? What if I write, prompt, edit, prompt, edit then prompt again? I'm fairly sure that's how many people use AI when writing code and/or content (myself included 🙂)

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3yr ago

Maker

@dextersjab It’s a topic for a good conversation. I think having the choice of knowing how the content was produced will be important to consumers, especially now a days as fake images of the pope, songs from Drake, and news articles are making it into the mainstream.

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3yr ago

Hi!

I stumbled here from someone's personal site. The icon piqued my curiosity of how creators are choosing to express their intent or non-intent to use AI for public knowledge. A question crossed my mind that isn't in the FAQ that you might be able to help me think about:

In your estimation, does AI vibe-coding (generating code in web-based programming languages) for the purpose of building website widgets for utility purposes and not content creation (as in images, music, legible text), align with the criteria for those interested in taking Nonbot's pledge? It feels like a gray area because on the one hand, AI is involved in shaping a website, but it's more structural and allegedly not deceiving anyone with respect to content like text and images; on the other hand, coding by hand is arguably its own craft and art form, and visitors might like to know whether some utility aspects were coded by hand and not by a bot?

Look forward to hearing your response!

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8mo ago