possiblymadebyahuman<br>possiblymadebyahuman<br>We cannot prove a human wrote it.<br>But we can record the writing process, and sign it for you.

You wrote something. Actually wrote it.<br>But some know-it-all tired of wading through AI-generated slop decided that it was made by a machine — maybe you forgot to not use em-dashes!<br>It&rsquo;s annoying but it&rsquo;s a fact of life. And another fact is that you cannot really prove that you wrote it, because you cannot come up with an actual verifiable proof that a sufficiently motivated AI will not be able to spoof.<br>Oh well. It cannot be done but we are doing it anyway. You can at least assert that it was you who did it, and sign the writing process in a way that would be laborious to spoof (and take as long as it took you to write).

You write — in your browser, on /write, or in Emacs. We record the shape of your editing as you go, sign it with a hash chain, and give you a short URL anyone can check.<br>Think of it as a reverse Turing test.<br>This is what it's come to!<br>Write in the browser<br>Write in Emacs