LITERATURE — “100% human”: a publisher’s new label for books written without AI

PARIS, September 26 /ATSH-AFP/ — A publishing house has introduced a new label called “100% human”, designed to identify books created without the use of artificial intelligence (AI), according to an ATSH-AFP dispatch.

This initiative comes at a time when artificial intelligence tools are being used more and more in the publishing industry, sparking debates about authorship, creativity and the role of human writers.

A label for works created by humans

Through this label, the publishing house aims to offer readers a guarantee that the books in question were written, revised and prepared by humans, without the help of artificial intelligence.

The “100% human” label can help distinguish the works of authors who choose to rely on traditional writing and creative methods.

The debate over artificial intelligence in literature

The use of AI in publishing raises questions about the originality of texts, copyright and transparency toward readers.

While some authors and publishers see artificial intelligence as a helpful tool, others fear it will replace part of human creative work.

This initiative aims to highlight human work and give readers the opportunity to choose books created without the use of artificial intelligence.