STAMP: Verified Work
Like a wax seal for the internet, but it proves you're real.
Lately, I've noticed something strange. I'll land on a website, read a blog post, or scroll through a product page nd something feels off. The words are correct. The grammar is perfect. But there's no pulse behind it.
Then I realized lot of what I'm reading was never touched by a human hand. Developers are now obsessed with wiring up AI agents to autonomously generate content, pages, and updates. And the result.. websites that update themselves, blog posts that write themselves... No human sat down and thought this is what I want to say.
And here's the uncomfortable part, we can't tell anymore. There is no guarantee that what you're reading was actually crafted by a person.
I could have built STAMP as an anti AI tool. I didn't.
AI tools are incredible. I use it daily. This isn't about rejecting technology, it's about consent and clarity. When you read something with a STAMP seal, you know a real human was involved. Not because AI is bad, but because human authorship matters. The choices and the imperfections...
STAMP doesn't block AI.. it just simply provides a valid point that a human touch this and cryptographically prove it.
Trust... I am trying to build trust...
So I am not a business man... need to monetize the product... more info and launch in like 2 weeks... lets see
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The thing I'd be careful with is that trust is a powerful motivation, but not necessarily a buyer.
Right now STAMP feels clear philosophically, but the harder question is who experiences the trust problem strongly enough to change behavior or spend money because of it.
I wouldn't make that decision casually in a thread because it affects both monetization and what STAMP actually becomes.
With launch only a couple of weeks away, that feels more important than features.
You are right. Thanks for the feedback. I'll try to reach out to some potentials to validate.. may be change it a bit.
May be list:
Google started to push pressure for scaled AI content.
I have seen some cases where some of freelancer friends got punished for AI generated code for cannot explaining what does it actually do to the business.
Let me think ok it and will update here...