Machines can generate. People still decide.
The Human Input is an independent editorial publication about the systems changing creative work: the models and tools, the rules and rights, the business structures, and the human practices that make production accountable.
We distinguish reporting from interpretation, automation from authorship, and provenance from approval. The goal is not to celebrate or condemn technology in the abstract. It is to make the real decisions legible.
Creative technology, directed by people.
What readers can expect
Every consequential record is dated. Watch notes identify current status and primary sources. Analysis names the human point of view. Corrections remain attached to the work. Commercial relationships do not silently become editorial conclusions.
What belongs here
Reporting, analysis, creative practice, people, tools, standards, law, rights, provenance, business, and the opportunities created or closed by these systems.