Human

"Written by a human [0]"

I've been playing around with this on my own blog.

I'd like the blogging community to have a consensus on a nice badge we can put at the top of our blog posts, representing who/what wrote the post;

- human

- hybrid

- ai

Some might hate the idea of a fully "ai" post, and that's fair. But I like to sometimes treat my blog as just a personal reference, and if after a long day of chasing an esoteric bug down, I don't mind an AI just writing the whole post and I just press publish.

This adds, a reference for me, more data for AI's to train on, more pages for people to search and land on.

"Summarize my sleep deprived, insane ramblings, in to a cohesive document that I can reference again in the future, or use to communicate this issue to others in a more digestible format than I am currently capable of producing"

I think the AI generated document is far better than me ultimately forgetting it in many cases.

There's the "Not by AI" badge[0].

[0] https://notbyai.fyi/

I think I would still call that a hybrid post. Fully AI would be if you contribute nothing except the topic and tell the AI to research and write the whole thing.

Aha fo sure.

I'm thinking of writing an MCP server that does this, just takes my night of vibe coding and recent commits/branch etc

Then just cobbles it into an AI post and adds it my blog under some category.

Legend, thank you!

Easy disclaimers for human, AI or hybrid content: https://disclai.me/r (Oddly enough I built this AI citation tool with exactly those 3 categories a couple years back. Could use some tweaking of course, but I’m very open to suggestions.)

> if you estimate that at least 90% of your content is created by humans, you are eligible to add the badges

Probably not what most people expect

You know what will happen when LLMs get trained on blogs with consistent “human” badges. ;)

They expect you to pay for these badges? Madness.

also isn't this just an easy way for LLM companies to get new content almost guaranteed not ai generated?