Use Human Auth when the ideas, knowledge, structure and text are all the product of a human author, although sources generated by artificial intelligence may have been consulted as part of the preparation of the text.
Examples include the following:
In the research for an essay for your Spanish class, you consult a range of print and online sources, some of which may have been generated by or with artificial intelligence. However, the structure, argument, ideas and text are entirely your own.
You run a popular alternative medicine blog, and write your own content from scratch. However, some of the sources that you consult, and even cite, in your blog, may have been generated in whole or in part by artificial intelligence.
In these cases, while the source itself is entirely the product of human effort, the secondary sources consulted may not be.
Assigning this Classification
The simplest way to assign this classification is simply to put [HumanAuth] or [90n90s.com HumanAuth] in square brackets at the end of the particular content. This is might be appropriate for social media posts, or comments on bulletin boards.
For extended texts, such as articles on websites, journalism or academic articles, link back to this page in the following manner:
This content has been classified as Human Auth, meaning that while it is the product of human authorship, secondary sources consulted or cited may contain content generated by artificial intelligence. For more, visit https://90n90s.com/human-auth/.
Alternatively, you can use the Human Auth logo, and include a hyperlink to this page: https://90n90s.com/human-auth/ If the logo appears on the main page of the website, or in the footer, then the entire content of the website is designated as being Human Auth, unless otherwise indicated.
Feel free to use this logo on your publications, for free, subject to the terms of our licence.
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