I love the idea of this project! A thought I had while reading this is that having 'human-authored' be a hard binary makes the trust model open to attack via reinterpretation.
To one person, 'human-authored' may mean 'each character typed by hand', but to another it might mean 'the original idea is human' or 'an LLM has been used for touch-up'. This opens the door to a game of telephone where multi-hop vouching does not necessarily imply that all links in the chain are strictly human-authored, even if the end user is looking for such a guarantee.
Instead, I'd propose the ability to vouch for different subjects, or along a gradient of humanness, then allowing users of the browser extension to select which level of humanness they're willing to place faith in.
I love the idea of this project! A thought I had while reading this is that having 'human-authored' be a hard binary makes the trust model open to attack via reinterpretation.
To one person, 'human-authored' may mean 'each character typed by hand', but to another it might mean 'the original idea is human' or 'an LLM has been used for touch-up'. This opens the door to a game of telephone where multi-hop vouching does not necessarily imply that all links in the chain are strictly human-authored, even if the end user is looking for such a guarantee.
Instead, I'd propose the ability to vouch for different subjects, or along a gradient of humanness, then allowing users of the browser extension to select which level of humanness they're willing to place faith in.