Credibility
Declaring how you create your work sets you apart and builds trust with clients, platforms and the public.
Product · Creativity and AI
Protect your creativity in the age of AI
Transparency is your best defense. Responsibly declare how your work was created and register your creative process, including prompts, to demonstrate the human contribution behind every creation.
Creativity declaration
Declare how your work was created
When you register your work, you make a responsible declaration about the role of AI: whether it is 100% human or created with the assistance of AI tools. A sign of honesty that sets you apart and brings transparency to your work.
- A clear declaration, built into the registration.
- Transparency towards clients, platforms and the public.
- In tune with the current debate on work and AI.
100% humanCreated entirely by a person, without generative AI.
AI-assistedWith AI tools at some stage of the process.
AI-generatedProduced mainly with AI, declared transparently.
Draft · 10:02Initial sketchFirst version uploaded to the registry.
Prompt · 10:18Exploration with AI
"urban landscape at sunset, watercolor style, warm tones"
Version · 11:40Human retouchingComposition and color reworked by hand.
Final · 12:05Finished workRegistration of the final version, with its declaration.
Prompt log
Register your process, not just the result
Beyond the final work, you can register the timeline of its creation: drafts, versions and the prompts used in AI tools. A log that documents the human contribution and the path to the result.
- Sequence of drafts and versions with a certain date.
- Record of the prompts used in the process.
- Proof of the human creative intervention.
Why it matters
Transparency, turned into value
Defense of your authorship
Documenting the process and the human contribution strengthens your position to defend the authorship of your work.
Traceability
A timeline with a certain date of drafts and prompts shows how you reached the result.
Frequently asked questions
Questions about creativity and AI
Is the AI declaration mandatory?
It is a responsible declaration you make when registering your work. It is not a general legal requirement, but it brings transparency and can be highly valued by clients, platforms and competitions that ask for clarity about the use of AI.
Can I register the rights of a work made with AI?
You can register your declaration about the work and the log of your process. However, copyright protection of AI-generated content depends on the legislation of each country and usually requires a relevant human contribution; when in doubt, consult a specialist.
What exactly is the prompt log?
It is the sequential record of the creative process: drafts, versions and the prompts you used in AI tools, each step with a certain date. It builds a timeline that documents how you developed the work.
What is documenting the process useful for?
To demonstrate the human creative intervention and how you reached the result. It is useful both to defend your authorship and to prove transparency about the use of AI.
Does this integrate with works registration?
Yes. The creativity declaration and the log are part of the works registration process: you declare and document at the same time you get your proof of authorship with a certain date.
Does it have international validity?
The registration of the work and its declaration rely on technological evidence recognized in the countries of the Berne Convention and by WIPO. The legal treatment of AI-created work, however, varies by country.
Create with transparency, protect with proof
Register your work, declare how you created it and document your process, all in one act.
Safe Creative, intellectual property registry and trusted third party since 2007. The creativity declaration is a responsible statement by the author about the use of AI. Copyright protection of AI-generated content depends on the legislation of each country. The registration provides proof of authorship and a certain date based on technological evidence, whose assessment is up to the court. This page is for information purposes only and does not constitute legal advice.