Was AI Used to Create This Content? — AI-Assisted Content Disclosure Protocol

Used AI while creating content but unsure how to describe its role clearly and accurately?

This practical 3-page protocol helps you trace where AI entered your content workflow, separate meaningful human contribution from AI-generated or AI-assisted work, and review whether provenance or disclosure questions need further attention.

It guides you through:

• Mapping where AI entered the creative workflow
• Recording what AI actually produced or changed
• Separating AI contribution from meaningful human work
• Classifying content as Human-Created, AI-Assisted, AI-Generated + Human-Reviewed, Predominantly AI-Generated or Unresolved
• Reviewing possible client, contractual and platform disclosure questions
• Identifying higher-attention uses that may need additional review
• Checking whether prompts, drafts, source files and approval records are available
• Creating a neutral AI-use or provenance statement based on confirmed facts
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What you receive

• A professionally designed 3-page AI-Assisted Content Disclosure Protocol
• A content and project record
• An AI workflow mapping framework
• Five practical content classifications
• A disclosure and provenance review
• A structured 6-step AI prompt sequence
• A control prompt designed to reduce unsupported assumptions
• A clear stop rule for missing evidence or unresolved requirements
• Bonus: Client-Facing AI Use Note — a copy-ready structure for communicating how AI contributed to a project

Use the protocol with ChatGPT or another capable AI assistant to trace the workflow, classify the contribution, and communicate AI use with greater clarity.

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Important: This protocol helps organise information about AI contribution and possible disclosure or provenance questions. It does not determine legal compliance, copyright ownership, platform eligibility or contractual compliance and is not legal or professional advice.