France, UK, US push human authorship labels for books amid AI rise

France, the UK, and the US are promoting certification labels to distinguish human-authored books from AI-generated content, with varying criteria and verification methods. The systems permit limited AI use like grammar correction, but differences in standards may create regulatory fragmentation. This signals a policy shift toward transparency in creative industries, though implementation and enforcement remain uncertain.

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