Not by AI

Mission

The Not By AI badge is created to encourage more humans to produce original content and help users identify human-generated content. The Ultimate goal is make sure humanity continues to advance.

An expert estimates that 90 percent of online content could be generated by AI by 2025.¹ With the surge in AI-generated content, it is important to note that AI is trained on human-generated content. If humans rely solely on AI to generate content moving forward, any new content generated by AI may just be recycled content from the past. This could pose a major obstacle to human advancement. Only by limiting the reliance on AI and continue to create original content can propel us forward as a species.

It is worth mentioning that AI technologies mark a major milestone in the history of technology and the Not By AI badge is not designed to discourage the use of AI. Instead, it is to make sure that, while we celebrate the achievement, we work with AI instead of being replaced by AI.

Who Can Use the Badge

Understanding that there is a blurred line between what is considered AI-generated vs human-generated, if you are a content creator, such as a writer, researcher, artist, music producer, sound designer, or filmmaker, and you estimate that at least 90% of your content is created by humans, you are eligible to add the badge into your website, blog, essay, publications, resume, or whatever your project is. The 90% can include using AI for inspiration purposes or to look for grammatical errors and typos.

Which Badge Should I Use

• When to use the Painted By Human Not By AI badge:
  
  
  Use this badge if your artwork, including digital and traditional art, contains less than 10% of AI output.
• When to use the Written By Human Not By AI badge:
  
  
  Use this badge if your article, including blog posts, essays, research, letters, and other text-based content, contains less than 10% of AI output.
• When to use the Produced By Human Not By AI badge:
  
  
  Use this badge if your audio (music, vocal, sound effects, voice over, and other sounds) or video (films, movies, TikTok/YouTube/Instagram and other social clips, tutorials, and other video-based content) contains less than 10% of AI output.

If you want to indicate that your overall content, which could include images, text, and audio, follows the 90% rule mentioned above, use the Produced By Human Not By AI badge to accommodate all. Alternatively, you may opt to display all relevant badges.

Examples

Why Should I Use the Badge

You should add the badge to your work because it helps your audience recognize your human-first approach, which, in turn, fosters awareness and encourages more individuals to produce new and original content. This process makes sure we, as a species, continue to contribute to online content collectively and prevent online content from being replaced by recycled content produced by AI.

Some websites, like WIRED, publish announcements to achieve similar goals. However, these announcements may no longer be visible shortly after their release. With the Not By AI badge, you can ensure that this messaging receives constant exposure.

Badge Use

The following guidelines provide instructions on how to use the Not an AI badge.

• Respect the clear space: Clear space is the surrounding area around the badge that should avoid any content. The minimum clear space is the x-height of the Not By AI typemark.
• Do not alter the badge: The badge should not be altered or modified in any way.
• Minimum Size: To make sure that the badge remains legible and recognizable, it is important to maintain the minimum size of 42 px high for 1x resolution screens, or 84 px high for 2x resolution screens.
• While the Not By AI badge is meant to be displayed and noted, the content creator is welcome to place the badge in a less visible area, such as a website footer or the back of an album, to prevent the badge from visually competing with the content.

Incorrect badge usage examples:

Legal Effect

The Not By AI badge currently does not hold any legal effect significance and displaying the badge on any asset does not guarantee the content is not majorly created by AI. Legal experts are encouraged to get in touch to explore the potential of formalizing and regulating the use of the Not By AI badge.

1. Why 90% of online content could be ‘generated by AI by 2025′ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DgYCcdwGwrE