TIP for WordPress

When you press Publish, the plugin creates a signed public record of the post.

Anyone who publishes on WordPress and wants credit for their own work.

Songwriters and singers

Post lyrics, a demo or a release page with the audio attached. The record names you, shows the date you published, and fingerprints up to two audio files per post.

Filmmakers and video creators

Post a trailer, a short or behind-the-scenes stills. Up to two videos and six images per post are fingerprinted along with the text.

Journalists and newsrooms

Sign every article under the reporter's byline and the outlet's name, and tell readers whether AI helped write it.

Researchers and scientists

Get a signed, dated record of when your findings, preprints or lab notes went public on your site.

Schools, colleges and universities

Sign course pages, announcements and faculty work under the institution's name, and label AI-assisted material openly.

Law firms and legal publishers

Sign client alerts, articles and public notices, so anyone can later check that a copy matches what you published and when.

Bloggers, writers and digital creators

Show readers that the post on your site is the original, signed by you.

Brands and marketing teams

Show customers how each piece was made, including where AI helped.

Government, nonprofit and public-interest sites

Let readers confirm a notice really came from you.

How it works

1. 01

   Install the plugin and connect your TIP-ID. A person gets a personal Author ID at vp.theailab.org. An organization gets its ID from The AI Lab after a review.

2. 02

   Write and publish as usual. Label the post Original Human, AI-Assisted, AI-Generated or Mixed.

3. 03

   Confirm with Face ID, Touch ID, Windows Hello, a fingerprint or a security key. The plugin signs the post and records it on the TIP network.

4. 04

   A badge appears under the post. Anyone can click it to see who made it, when, and how.

What it proves, and what it does not

A signed post proves who published it, when, how it was made, and whether it has changed since. It does not prove that what the post says is true, it does not stop anyone from copying your work, and it does not stop AI companies from training on it.