BECAUSE TECHNOLOGY MUST NOT TAKE AWAY OUR HUMANITY
No AI Declaration™
A declaration is a conscious choice. A signal that you choose the human.
No AI Declaration™ is a simple and free way to publicly state that, in a specific area of your work, you do not use artificial intelligence.
But before you gain the right to use the No AI Declaration™ mark, you need to understand what it truly means.
Many people don’t even realize they’re using AI.
That’s why anyone who wants to declare themselves No AI in a given field first receives a short informational guide:
– what artificial intelligence means in that specific category,
– how to recognize its presence,
– and what it means to follow the No AI principles honestly.
Only after reading and accepting these guidelines will you receive the right to use the No AI Declaration™ mark, with a unique identification number and a blockchain record.
Is the No AI Declaration monitored?
Declarations are based on trust — but they are not anonymous.
Each declaration is registered, and in case of serious concerns (such as reported misuse by others), a verification may be carried out.
In extreme cases, the right to use the No AI Declaration™ mark may be revoked, and the declaration invalidated.
This is not a formal audit. But it’s also not an empty gesture.
It’s a responsibility. Small — but real.
Why does this matter?
Because when technology enters every space, someone has to draw the line.
No AI Declaration™ is that line.
It says: “In this area, I act as a human — not as an extension of an algorithm.”
Declarations are available in 15 categories. Everyone can choose where they want to be No AI.
It could be your writing. Your craft. Your customer service. Your way of running a business.
You don’t have to do everything without AI.
But you can choose one thing — and be real in it.
3. Personal data processing
Confirms that customer data is not analyzed or processed by AI algorithms – for marketing, recommendation, or predictive purposes.
14. Handcraft and physical production
Applies to artisans and small-scale producers – confirms that their products were made without the involvement of AI at any stage.
12. Media and journalism
Applies to editorial teams, blogs, news platforms, and information channels that declare their content is not generated by AI.
10. Projects and design
Applies to fields such as architecture, fashion, design, and engineering. Confirms that the project was created by a human, without the involvement of AI.
8. Hiring policy
Applies to companies that, despite available AI solutions, do not reduce staff – choosing to retain human employees in roles that could otherwise be automated.
6. Devices and machinery
Applies to electronic devices, tools, and machines (including vehicles) that do not contain built-in artificial intelligence modules.
4. Intangible services
Covers services such as legal opinions, translations, copywriting, reports, analyses, content creation, and similar. Confirms that they were completed without AI assistance.
2. Customer communication
Applies to companies and services where customer interactions are handled exclusively by real humans – via email, chat, phone, or video call.
15. Spiritual and religious content
Applies to spiritual materials, sermons, teachings, meditations, and other content created without the use of AI.
13. Expert reports and professional opinions
Applies to professions such as doctors, psychologists, lawyers, and consultants. Confirms that diagnoses, opinions, and analyses are issued by human experts – not by AI.
11. Education and training
Covers educational materials, training sessions, exams, and lectures – confirms they were created and delivered by a human.
9. Employee evaluation
Confirms that performance reviews, promotions, and evaluations are carried out by humans, not by algorithms analyzing employee data.
7. Employee management
Confirms that decisions related to tasks, instructions, and work organization are made exclusively by humans, without the support of AI systems.
5. Software and applications
Applies to desktop and mobile applications that contain no AI-based features (such as prediction, content autogeneration, image recognition, etc.).
1. Creators and artists
Covers musical works, literary texts, scripts, journalistic content, academic and thesis papers, graphics, paintings, animations, films, photography, and voiceovers. Confirms that the works were created entirely by a human, without the use of AI tools.
15 areas of AI-free work
What do the declarations and certificates cover?
Each of the categories below can be covered by either a certificate or a declaration, depending on the level of verification and the user's intent.
Blockchain verification – trust you can confirm
Is it just words?
No.
Each declaration is backed by a set of terms, instructional materials, and a formal statement — all of which can be questioned and reviewed if there is reason to suspect dishonesty or unintended use of AI in violation of the rules.
Each certificate is supported by a real verification and audit system that confirms the accuracy of submitted claims.
We don’t rely on blind trust. We rely on integrity — the kind that can be verified.
Every granted right to use the No AI Declaration or No AI Certification mark is assigned a unique number and recorded using blockchain technology, allowing anyone — at any time — to independently verify whether a declaration or certificate is genuine and officially issued.
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