Where 9 major creator-sales platforms stand on AI-generated content: whether it is allowed, disclosure requirements, monetizability, and detection/enforcement, by modality.
The fields present on each record, named exactly as they appear in the data, so a query written against this list will run.
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Couey, V. W. (2026). AI Content Platform Policy Matrix 2026. Deep Synthesis. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20638383
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Commercial-use terms, output ownership, copyrightability, and indemnification across 9 AI creative tools, split by free vs paid tier.
Timeline of platform and tool policy changes governing AI-generated creative work: date, platform, modality, what changed, impact, and source.
Where a platform stated creative-rights position contradicts its own terms, scored and cited line by line.