The authors Syndicate – one of the largest book associations in the United States – launched a new project that allows the authors to express that their book was written by a human being, and was not created by artificial intelligence.
The testimonies are currently limited to members of the union’s authors and books formulated by one writer, but will expand “in the future” to include books by non -operator members and authors. Books and other works should be almost entirely written by humans to qualify for a composed human mark, with simple exceptions to accommodate things like grammar backed by artificial intelligence.
“The human author does not relate to technology’s rejection – it revolves around creating transparency, recognizing the reader’s desire for human communication, and celebrating the unique human elements of telling stories,” said Marie Rasnberger, CEO of Gueld in a statement on Wednesday. “The authors can still qualify if they use artificial intelligence as a tool to break the spelling or research, but the testimony indicates that the literary expression itself, with the unique human voice that each author brings to his writings, from human thought.”
