France's CSPLA Report on AI-Assisted Works: What Copyright Protects, and How to Document the Human Part
On 16 July 2026, France's CSPLA, an advisory council on literary and artistic property, published its report on the status of AI productions. Its line: no need to reinvent copyright, an AI-assisted work remains protectable if a human keeps creative direction. But demonstrating that input is an evidence problem, and the report details the tools to address it: creation files, intermediate versions, prompt logs. Here is what it says.
August 28, 2026
9 min
Jeremy
