The AIast Disclosure Standard
Show how AI helped create your work — with records readers can check.
Make a shareable disclosure showing which AI tools you used, what they did, and how you checked the result. Free · no account · the Reader runs in your browser.
Record the assistance → attack and verify the work → publish a checkable disclosure.
↓Tap your AI’s button, or paste the protocol in. Your AI keeps the record with you as you work — phone, tablet, or computer, no download.
Start Writing with AIHanded a work with a mark, a link, or a QR? Open the Reader. It runs in your browser, keeps your files on your device, and works offline.
Verify a WorkThe full specification, openly licensed and permanently archived — and the founder’s own records to check it against.
Learn how it works See one complete example →Six or more adults in the United States. Bring a real project and your own AI. No private coaching from the study; that’s the test. Enrollment opens soon; you can apply now.
How the trial works ApplyThe name signs the work; the mark signs the disclosure. Five role letters — i ideation · d drafting · c critique · v verification · s source retrieval — and a count of the services used. Not a score; a credit roll. The whole idea, in plain words →
Self-declared · evidence-backed · reader-checkable — not certification, not peer review, not a quality score. A proposed standard: self-published and versioned, not yet reviewed or adopted by any external body — the About page tracks that honestly. No Earned Trust account exists and the Reader runs locally; your AI provider’s own privacy terms still apply to your AI conversations.
Where a credential buys trust in advance,
transparency can earn it afterward.
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