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AI made music faster. It also made authorship harder to prove.

Most AI-assisted workflows leave a scattered trail — prompts, stems, screenshots, notes, and memory. Enough to finish a track. Not enough to register it, satisfy a client, or defend your authorship in a dispute.

EU AI Act Article 50 takes effect August 2, 2026

Anyone using AI to create or distribute content must disclose it. Penalties for non-compliance reach €15 million or 3% of global revenue — whichever is higher.

The Copyright Office now requires AI disclosure

To register AI-assisted work, you must file a Limitation of Claim that identifies what you created vs. what AI generated. No structured record means no registration.

Performance royalty organizations have no AI standards — yet

ASCAP and BMI don’t yet require formal AI disclosure. When they do — and they will — creators without structured records will carry the burden of proof.

Three steps to a claim-ready record

1
Record every contributor and how AI was used

Add who wrote, arranged, produced, or directed — and the AI tools involved at each stage.

2
Get USCO-ready claim language, mapped to Copyright Office fields

Your record is translated into structured Limitation of Claim language ready for eCO filing.

3
Download a signed Provenance Pack and share a verification link

Get a tamper-evident PDF + JSON bundle and a link anyone can use to verify the record — no file upload needed.

For Creators

You made the creative decisions. Make sure the record shows it.

AI music tools export bare audio files with no authorship data attached. RightsDocket helps you document the human work — lyrics, arrangement, editing, direction — so your contribution is on the record before release.

For Law Firms

Turn client notes into filing-ready documentation.

RightsDocket converts unstructured client workflows into organized Limitation of Claim language aligned with Copyright Office requirements — ready for your review and eCO submission.

Build the record while the work is still fresh.

A single Copyright Office registration costs $65 — non-refundable if the claim is rejected. RightsDocket starts at $20 per song and gives you a structured, signed record before you file. Don't reconstruct your process from memory months later.

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AI Generation
Suno v3.5 — Instrumental backing track generation
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Everything you need to file with confidence.

USCO Taxonomy Mapping

Claim language mapped to Copyright Office fields — ready for eCO submission.

Contributor Documentation

Role-level records of every human contributor and their creative inputs.

AI Disclosure Structuring

Structured logs of AI tools used, their roles, and the human decisions applied.

Signed Export with Verification

Tamper-evident PDF + JSON with a shareable verification link.

What's available now

USCO Claims Generator

Generate Limitation of Claim language mapped to eCO fields — ready for Form SR or PA filing.

Contributor Tracking

Track who wrote, edited, arranged, produced, or directed what — with role-level granularity.

AI Disclosure Log

Keep a structured record of every AI tool used, its role in the workflow, and the human decisions that shaped the output.

Signed Exports (PDF + JSON)

Produce tamper-evident records that are easy to store, share, and verify.

Verification Without Upload

Confirm the integrity and provenance of a record without forcing anyone to hand over the underlying file.

Coming Soon: C2PA Audio SigningComing Soon

Cryptographic provenance metadata embedded directly in MP3, WAV, and M4A files.

Creating with AI is getting easier. Proving what you made is not.

Rights organizations are beginning to accept AI-assisted works — as long as human creativity is documented. Compliance requirements around AI-generated content are tightening across jurisdictions. This is the wrong moment to rely on vague memories and unlabeled exports.

I already document my process.

But would it hold up in a Copyright Office filing? A folder of screenshots and voice memos won’t map to the fields required for a Limitation of Claim.

Can’t I just describe my process in the filing?

You can — but a signed, structured Provenance Pack is easier for lawyers to review, harder to dispute, and doesn’t depend on your memory months after the fact.

Is this only for musicians?

Music is where we started. Support for visual art, video, and written works is coming soon.

See what a finished claim looks like.

Review a sample Provenance Pack — how contributions are documented, how AI use is disclosed, and what the final signed export includes.

Frequently asked questions

Is this legal advice?
No. RightsDocket is claim-preparation software, not a law firm. It generates structured documentation and claim language — you make the filing decisions.
How do I copyright AI-assisted music?
File a Limitation of Claim with the U.S. Copyright Office that identifies what you created vs. what AI generated. RightsDocket maps your contributions to Copyright Office fields and generates the claim language you need for eCO filing — starting at $20 per song.
What is a USCO Limitation of Claim?
When a work contains AI-generated content, the Copyright Office requires applicants to disclaim the AI material and describe what the human authored. This is filed through the Limitation of Claim fields on Form SR or PA. RightsDocket automates the documentation and claim language for this process.
Does RightsDocket file for me?
No. RightsDocket generates your claim documentation. You submit it through the Copyright Office’s eCO system. Every claim report includes step-by-step filing instructions.
Is this for fully AI-generated songs?
Fully AI-generated works without human authorship are not registrable under current USCO guidance. RightsDocket is for works where a human contributed creative elements — lyrics, melody, arrangement, production decisions — alongside AI tools.

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