[AI 1]

Checked by artificial intelligence

What this means

Every word here is the author’s. Before publishing, they asked an artificial intelligence to check the substance — the facts, the continuity, whether the argument holds — and then fixed what it found themselves.

Nothing the artificial intelligence produced is in the text. An author declaring 1 is telling you they were thorough.

What it doesn't tell you

  • Whether the work is any good.
  • Whether the author was right to use artificial intelligence, or wrong to.
  • Anything about the author's honesty beyond the fact that they declared.

The index describes where the words came from. Nothing else. A reader who won't go above a 4 and a reader who seeks out the 8s because they find them thrilling are both served by the same number.

Saying it out loud

If someone asks whether you used artificial intelligence, this is the whole answer. It concedes nothing, because there is nothing to concede.

“Yes, I did. 1. I wrote every word, then had artificial intelligence check the facts and the continuity.”

Put authorshipindex.org beside the number and you never have to explain it again — anyone who wants the detail can go and read it.

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[AI 6] Written by artificial intelligence, shaped by the author

The idea, the decisions and the editing are the author's. The sentences are largely the machine's. A standard that would not declare itself would not be worth much.

The Authorship Index | Standard version 2026 | authorshipindex.org | JSON