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FAIA – Fair AI Attribution

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The FAIA Project

The FAIA project (Fair AI Attribution) develops an open, structured framework to disclose the role of artificial intelligence in content creation. FAIA is developed by in collaboration with and the , addressing a growing need for transparency in digital publishing and research.

As AI tools become more common in writing, publishing, and media production, transparency is no longer optional - it’s essential for trust, credibility, and compliance. With the increasing integration of generative AI tools – ranging from writing assistants to full content generators – creators, publishers, and academic researchers need a consistent and verifiable way to indicate whether and how AI has contributed to the content. FAIA provides that mechanism.

The framework is implemented as a Liccium plugin, allowing users to flag AI involvement directly within Liccium's declaration and signing interface. These flags are machine-readable, interoperable, and persistently linked to the content.

This short video introduces the FAIA initiative. It highlights the problem of AI opacity, emerging regulation like the EU AI Act, and a practical solution for certifying content with verifiable AI involvement.

The FAIA homepage

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