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Darwin : Digital Origin of Pieces Can a piece’s human origin still be proven? Has AI content diluted it? Paste URL or text → Human-Origin Snapshot in your browser. Cross-checks independent sources (Internet Archive, HN, Wikipedia, Crossref, OpenAlex, GDELT) for first appearance and witnesses. Certifies only: Existence • Timestamp • Integrity (Not truth - just provenance.) Free. Still evolving. Suggestions welcome. Cheers Bastiaan
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Darwin
DIGITAL ORIGIN OF PIECES
Darwin asks two questions of any piece of writing: can its human origin still be evidenced, and has later AI-era content diluted it?
Paste a URL or a text and Darwin builds a Human-Origin Snapshot in your browser. It queries a witness stack of independent sources (Internet Archive, Hacker News, Wikipedia, Crossref, OpenAlex, and GDELT) to establish when the work was first seen and who observed it. No single archive gets to speak alone; corroboration comes from independent witnesses.
Darwin works inside a strict truth boundary. It assesses three things it can actually certify: Existence (the piece was observed), Timestamp (when it was observed), and Integrity (whether it changed). Truth, meaning whether the claims in the text are correct, is deliberately out of scope. Darwin documents provenance, not correctness.
Free to use for everyone , all our toys we are upgrading regularly. There really countless AI detectors scouting for AI made content ,our approach is to see the history tree where the Human made content came from.
If anyone has suggestions , Darwin is still in development
Cheers
Bastiaan
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“Darwin Origin Of Pieces”
Darwin " Digital Origin of Pieces " was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #90 on the daily leaderboard. Darwin : Digital Origin of Pieces Can a piece’s human origin still be proven? Has AI content diluted it? Paste URL or text → Human-Origin Snapshot in your browser. Cross-checks independent sources (Internet Archive, HN, Wikipedia, Crossref, OpenAlex, GDELT) for first appearance and witnesses. Certifies only: Existence • Timestamp • Integrity (Not truth - just provenance.) Free. Still evolving. Suggestions welcome. Cheers Bastiaan
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