Tagged for OEG Connect: aiattribution/aiattribution.github.io: An interactive toolkit that helps creators reflect on and disclose how generative AI contributed to their work. · GitHub

What’s of interest? aiattribution/aiattribution.github.io: An interactive toolkit that helps creators reflect on and disclose how generative AI contributed to their work. · GitHub

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AI Attribution Toolkit is a research prototype designed to support transparent, nuanced disclosure of how generative AI systems contribute to creative and knowledge work. The project was motivated by the observation that existing attribution and authorship conventions, such as citations, credits, or licenses, are poorly suited to describing collaborative workflows in which humans and AI systems jointly produce an artifact. As generative AI tools become embedded in professional and creative practice, simple statements such as “AI was used” fail to communicate meaningful information about agency, responsibility, and human oversight.

Using the AI Attribution Toolkit as a design probe, we explored how structured reflection and guided questioning might help creators articulate what role AI played, what decisions remained human, and how the final output was reviewed and approved. Rather than attempting to automatically infer attribution, the toolkit centers human judgment and self reporting as a first step toward responsible disclosure.

The toolkit takes the form of an interactive, questionnaire driven framework that guides users through a series of prompts about their creative process. These prompts cover dimensions such as the type of AI system used, the nature and scope of AI contributions, the degree of human modification or curation, and the locus of final accountability. Based on the user’s responses, the system generates a standardized AI attribution statement that can be attached to a piece of work, much like a credit line or disclosure note.

Where is it?: GitHub - aiattribution/aiattribution.github.io: An interactive toolkit that helps creators reflect on and disclose how generative AI contributed to their work. · GitHub


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Ok, this is very cool.