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Initiatives to label books as human-authored are gaining traction following AI scandals involving authors like Thelyson Orelien. Programs in Britain, France, and Germany showcased at Frankfurt this week include Librinova's assessment service for 200 works and Books By People's registered organic literature mark. In the US, the Authors Guild certified 6,500 titles.
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