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Technology · 16 March 2026

Eight projects race to define what 'AI-free' means

Eight projects race to define what 'AI-free' means

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Consumers face potential confusion from various "human-made" product labels appearing, driven by concerns over AI replacing jobs and creative professions. Global organisations are urgently trying to establish a universally recognised 'AI-free' certification to clearly distinguish human-created content. More than eight projects originating in the United Kingdom, Australia, and the United States are participating, with the objective of establishing a singular standard resembling the Fair Trade logo.

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