Our platform is grounded in established legal precedent, patent protection, and international copyright frameworks. We provide the legal foundation for fair creator compensation.
copyright.sh operates within established legal frameworks while pioneering new approaches to digital content licensing.
Content creators automatically own copyright in their original works. Our platform leverages this fundamental principle to establish licensing terms and enforce payment obligations.
Our innovative licensing and provenance tracking systems are protected by pending patents, ensuring sustainable competitive advantages.
Cross-Media Provenance System, Real-Time Licensing Gateway, Attribution Tracking
Our framework complies with copyright laws across major jurisdictions, including EU Copyright Directive, DMCA, and Berne Convention requirements.
We are actively supporting and tracking dozens of legal challenges against major AI developers on behalf of creators. Your participation on our platform strengthens these cases. Below is a sample of these landmark lawsuits.
This is not an exhaustive list. According to a running tally, as of early 2025, nearly 40 such cases have been filed in the U.S. alone.
The rapid shift from infringement to standardized licensing is happening now. These milestones show why ethical AI licensing is inevitable.
Our platform addresses emerging regulatory requirements for AI transparency and data governance.
Full transparency in training data sources, provenance tracking, and creator attribution as required by EU regulations.
Data protection compliance with right to erasure, consent management, and cross-border transfer safeguards.
Comprehensive usage logs, payment records, and compliance documentation for regulatory audits.
Protection for AI companies using properly licensed content through our comprehensive legal framework.
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