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ArticlesInside Story17 April 2026

The day the music died

What happens when AI takes on jazz? Whether or not people care that a work of art is made by AI, we should at least have a right to know.

ArticlesThe Chosun Daily17 April 2026

Former Australian Chief Scientist Advocates 'Proudly Human' Content Certification

Alan Finkel, former Australian Chief Scientist and founder of 23First Corporation, discusses why consumers have the right to know whether content is human-made or AI-generated, and how the Proudly Human certification system verifies human authorship across books, music, photos and video.

ArticlesThe Guardian15 April 2026

I'm a columnist, and now I'm certified human. Here's why that matters

Peter Lewis reflects on becoming the first columnist in the world to have his commitment to human-created content certified by Proudly Human, and why authorship and trust matter in the age of AI.

ArticlesBurning Platforms15 April 2026

I Am Human, Hear Me Roar

Peter Lewis reflects on his Proudly Human accreditation and Alan Finkel's trust-mark initiative, arguing that distinguishing human authorship from AI is as important as separating fact from fiction, and that AI use sits on a spectrum rather than a binary.

ArticlesThe Verge5 April 2026

Really, you made this without AI? Prove it

In a world where generative AI technology is increasingly adept at mimicking the work of humans, people are naturally skeptical. Maybe we should start labeling human-made text, images, audio, and video with something akin to a universally recognized Fair Trade logo.

ArticlesBooks+Publishing1 April 2026

“We want to trust authors”: Local publishers on “Shy Girl” implications

Australian publishers discuss the implications of the Shy Girl novel cancellation, expressing concerns about verifying whether submitted manuscripts are authentically human-created amid growing anxiety over AI-generated content in the literary world.

ArticlesThe Guardian11 March 2026

We all need to learn how to drive AI safely – before it's too late

Artificial intelligence is accelerating exponentially before it has brakes, seat-belts, speed limits or a working GPS.

ArticlesThe Paris End25 February 2026

My Certified Organic, Biodynamic, Wildcrafted, Cold-pressed, Unfiltered Novel

Oscar Schwartz explores ProudlyHuman's certification service that verifies written works are genuinely human-authored, examining the standards it sets for acceptable AI use in the writing process.

ArticlesMedium20 February 2026

How to Be a Writer Who Stands Out in a World of AI-Generated Content

Deanna Bugalski explores how human writers can differentiate themselves in an era of AI-generated content, highlighting ProudlyHuman as a tool for certifying authentic human-created work.

ArticlesThe Australian6 February 2026

Stop AI cheating by bringing back in-person exams, unis warned

ProudlyHuman founder Alan Finkel urges Australian universities to return to in-person exams as concerns grow over AI-powered cheating and the integrity of remote assessments in higher education.

ArticlesThe Australian23 December 2025

Former chief scientist launches new venture to fight AI ‘slop’ in publishing

Alan Finkel, former Chief Scientist, launches ProudlyHuman - a new defence against the flood of AI-generated 'slop' that is threatening to undermine Australia's publishing and creative industries.

ArticlesLinkedIn15 November 2025

Alan Finkel: Empowering humans to choose humans

Alan Finkel discusses how ProudlyHuman empowers humans to choose humans, as large language models permeate nearly every aspect of modern life.

ArticlesThe Sydney Morning Herald7 August 2023

The AI horse has bolted. It's time for the nuclear option

Former chief scientist Alan Finkel proposes an AI non-proliferation treaty modeled after nuclear regulations to address the explosive growth and risks of artificial intelligence.

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