Ahoy Comics Becomes First Publisher to Adopt Matt Kindt's "100% Human-Made" Anti-AI Certification
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Rich Johnston
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Ahoy Comics has announced it will be the first publisher to adopt Matt Kindt's "100% Human-Made" open-source certification for all its upcoming comic book releases. The initiative, starting with Mark Russell and Russ Braun's The Forgotten Divine (currently on Kickstarter), aims to certify that comic books, graphic novels, and other visual/audio works are created without AI assistance. The certification emblem will appear on all future Ahoy Comics titles as a stance against AI-generated content in the industry.
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· 3 pulledAhoy Comics has announced it will be the first publisher to adopt Matt Kindt's '100% Human-Made' open-source certification for all its upcoming releases
The new, open-source certification for comics, graphic novels, and other visual, musical and audio [works]
beginning with Mark Russell and Russ Braun's The Forgotten Divine, now on Kickstarter, and will include the emblem on all of its future titles
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