Describing how a work was made#
What did you contribute? What did collaborators contribute? What generated material remains in the version you plan to share? Who Made This? starts with those questions so creators can describe their work in terms a reader, listener, client, or collaborator can understand.
Four creative cases#
A song, an essay, a poster, and a client commission show how different uses of AI affect what a creator can claim about a finished work. The cases examine which contributions deserve credit, what should be disclosed, and when a creator needs to check permission before using or sharing material.
Keeping a contribution record#
Two reusable aids help readers record contributions while a work takes shape and review the proposed credits, disclosures, and claims before sharing a specific version.