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Every month we share stories, research, and ideas about preserving trust, recognising human creativity, and helping audiences make informed choices…
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July 2026
Even The Pope Didn't Get A Shortcut
A collection of Pope Leo XIV's writing on AI ethics just became the first religious text to carry the ProudlyHuman™ trust mark. It went through the same…
Jul 23
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Response to ABC's trial of AI writing tools for news staff amid trust warnings
Dr Alan Finkel's response to the Australian Government-funded broadcaster's announcement that it is evaluating the use of AI to generate digital news…
Jul 7
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Latest News from Proudly Human
The official newsletter exploring human creativity, verified authorship, and the future of trust in an AI world.
Jul 2
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June 2026
AI Is Making Decisions for You—Do You Even Notice?
You consented to none of it, yet you're using all of it
Jun 17
Dr Alan Finkel's Three Laws of AI
A practical framework for keeping AI lawful, accountable, and firmly in service of humanity.
Jun 16
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Can You Still Trust What You’re Reading? A Guide to Spotting Human Writing in an AI World
Learn how to identify human-authored content and support real creators in an era of AI-generated writing.
Jun 11
In a World Drowning in AI Content, Here’s How We Verify the Humans
Learn how Proudly Human verifies human-authored work, distinguishes ethical AI assistance from substitution, and restores trust in creative content.
Jun 11
Proving a Human Wrote It: Authorship, AI Slop, and the New Trust Crisis
As AI-generated books flood digital marketplaces, readers and publishers are searching for a reliable way to verify human authorship.
Jun 11
The Search For Authenticity In A World Of AI
Jon Whittle wrote a thoughtful piece on whether AI should be used in writing. I have some thoughts and clarifications.
Jun 11
From Visibility to Reliability: Closing AI’s Trust Gap
What an AI-only newsroom experiment reveals about why disclosure isn't enough
Jun 10
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