Your judgment holds the work together.

Production includes creative responsibility.

Content may combine writing, images, sound, video, and design. The Content Creators standard asks who conceived, developed, and assembled the work—and whose editorial vision it expresses.

Let assistance support the work.

Research, transcription, metadata, caption formatting, and scheduling can help a creator produce and publish. They are different from generating the essential creative content itself.

A collection of outputs is not enough.

AI may supply draft copy, image options, or other raw material at VH3. You must substantially transform and integrate those elements. A collection of AI outputs with minor adjustments does not qualify. The Replacement Principle helps you examine the source of the creative direction.

Credit the parts as well as the whole.

Explain meaningful contributions from collaborators and AI systems. If a component carries a distinct claim—such as a human vocal performance—respect the standard for that component too.

Read it in full.

The complete standard and definitions explain the commitment, examples, and terms for your field.

• Content creators standard
• Definitions for Content creators
• The Human–AI Spectrum