Source: It’s Nice That
Ori Peer’s response to AI-use accusations—an open call for animated disclaimers that certify human authorship—exposes a real market gap: creators need visible, credible signals of non-AI origin, and existing labels (watermarks, signatures) no longer suffice. As AI-generated content floods creative fields, human-made work increasingly requires proof-of-provenance the way organic food requires certification. The move trades on community validation over institutional authority, which works for now but shows that the burden of proof has shifted entirely onto creators rather than platforms or tools.