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AI Receipt

What is this?

A timestamped, tamper-proof record of how you created your work — filled out before you submit.

When to use it:

• Before turning in an essay or assignment
• Before sending a deliverable to a client
• Before publishing content that might be questioned

Why it matters:

If you're ever accused of undisclosed AI use, you'll have a dated claim that existed before the accusation. It's not proof — it's pre-commitment. And pre-commitment is powerful.

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How did you use AI?

Select the option that best describes your process.

No AI used

100% human-written content

AI-assisted

Brainstorming, research, outlining

AI-drafted, heavily edited

AI wrote first draft, significant human revision

AI-drafted, lightly edited

AI wrote draft, minor human tweaks

AI-generated output

Directly used AI output with minimal changes

What do these mean? →

D1

Self-Declaration

Baseline evidence

The question:

Could you explain, in your own words, how you created this work?

What counts:

The tools you used
The steps you took
Roughly how long it took

Why it matters: This is the baseline. If you can't describe how you made something, you can't defend it.

Yes, I can describe my process

No

D2 — Process Documentation

Shows work evolved over time

The question:

Do you have anything that shows your work evolved over time — not just the final output?

What counts:

Google Docs version history
Notion page history
Dated draft files
Notes app with brainstorming
Screenshots of your progress
File metadata (created/modified dates)

Why it matters: AI-generated content appears fully formed. Human writing has history. This separates you from copy-paste.

Yes, I have documentation

No

D3 — Exportable Proof

Shareable evidence files

The question:

Can you give someone a file or report that shows your process — something they can open and verify themselves?

What counts:

Word document with Track Changes enabled
Grammarly Authorship report (PDF export)
Git commit history / diff export
Exported Google Docs version history
Any shareable "before and after" bundle

Why it matters: "I have history" is different from "here's the history." Exportable proof is portable — you can hand it to someone and they can check it themselves.

Yes, I have exportable proof

No

D4 — Screen Recording

Video proof of your work

The question:

Did you record your screen while creating this work?

What counts:

Loom recording of your writing session
GPTZero Writing Report with keystroke replay
Time-lapse video of your document
OBS or screen capture while working

Why it matters: Video evidence is hard to fake. Someone can literally watch you create the work.

Yes, I have a screen recording

No

D5 — Dual-Camera Proof

Maximum Evidence 🏆

The question:

Did you record both your screen AND yourself working at the same time?

What counts:

Loom with webcam enabled (shows you + your screen)
OBS with two sources (screen + camera)
Phone recording you while your computer records your screen
Any setup that shows "this human is doing this work right now"

Why it matters: This is the highest level of proof. It's nearly impossible to fake — you can't just replay a recording on your screen because the camera shows you are there, typing in real-time.

Yes, I have dual-camera proof 🏆

No

Receipt Generated

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