#ai-disclosure

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  • "No AI" Statements Are Necessary and Useful James Zhan's rebuttal to the "just write well and readers will know" defense — handmade labels predate AI, detection is broken in both directions, and the marker is a stance
  • AI detector arms race Surface-based AI detection fails in both directions, the tells change every model release, and the stable equilibrium is writers degrading their work to pass
  • Better AI Code Comment Detector kqr rebuilds a calibrated human-vs-LLM code-comment classifier on public data; 77% balanced accuracy, POS-tag n-grams as the strongest features
  • clankerfree (Software for Humans) clankerfree.org lists open-source projects and hosts that self-certify using no generative AI, under a three-rule inclusion policy
  • Don't Call Yourself an Artisanal Programmer purplesyringa argues the "artisanal" label hands the word engineer to AI users, and proposes "AI-free software engineering" instead
  • Human-made disclosure The declare-human marker — a footer line, signature, or store label asserting no AI was used; unverifiable by design, valuable as a stance rather than as evidence