ORIGIOKE™ LEARNING PROGRAM

AI-Assisted Original Music Ownership, Performance & Direct Licensing

I. PROGRAM OVERVIEW

The Origioke™ Learning Program certifies that participants understand and can operationalize:

• Lawful authorship of AI-assisted musical works

• Structured documentation of creative chain-of-custody

• U.S. copyright eligibility requirements

• Direct licensing models for live performance

• Venue-level performance risk mitigation

• Ethical AI-assisted creation standards

• Multi-party governance integration across creators, coordinators, and venues

The program establishes a rights-verified original-music ecosystem that reduces or eliminates dependency on blanket performance rights licensing for certified events.

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II. PROGRAM LEARNING OBJECTIVES (PLOs)

Upon completion of any Origioke certification, participants will be able to:

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PLO-1: Authorship & Ownership Literacy

Distinguish human creative contribution from AI assistance and accurately allocate ownership in AI-assisted musical works.

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PLO-2: Chain-of-Custody Documentation

Produce and maintain structured documentation demonstrating:

• Human lyrical authorship

• Prompt development and evolution

• AI tool usage (including tier level)

• Version history

• Final fixation of the work

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PLO-3: Copyright Eligibility Competency

Explain the requirements for U.S. Copyright protection of AI-assisted works and identify practices that invalidate eligibility.

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PLO-4: Direct Licensing Execution

Demonstrate the ability to structure and execute direct live performance licenses independent of Performance Rights Organizations (PROs).

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PLO-5: Venue Risk Mitigation

Communicate ownership and licensing status in a manner that:

• Reduces fear of PRO audits

• Provides affirmative proof of originality

• Establishes institutional trust

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PLO-6: Ethical AI Use

Apply ethical standards for AI-assisted creation, including transparency, attribution integrity, and respect for third-party rights.

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PLO-7: Event Governance & Compliance

Participate in structured, rights-verified performance ecosystems that include documentation, review, and certification checkpoints.

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PLO-8: Multi-Party Governance Integration

Coordinate across creators, event operators, and venues to establish a documented, audit-ready, rights-verified performance chain.

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III. CERTIFICATION TRACKS

The Origioke Learning Program consists of three distinct certifications:

1.  Origioke Certified Singer-Songwriter (OCSS)

2.  Origioke Certified Event Coordinator (OCEC)

3.  Origioke Certified Venue Event Manager (OCVEM)

Each course includes unique Course Learning Objectives (CLOs) aligned to the Program Learning Objectives.

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COURSE 1

 Origioke Certified Singer-Songwriter (OCSS)

Course Purpose

To certify that individual creators can prove ownership, perform publicly, and license AI-assisted original songs directly.

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Course Learning Objectives – OCSS

Upon successful completion, learners will be able to:

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CLO-SS-1: Human Creative Contribution

Identify and document their protectable human contributions (lyrics, structure, arrangement intent) separate from AI assistance.

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CLO-SS-2: AI Tool Governance

Interpret commercial AI music platform terms of service, including:

• Paid vs. free tiers

• Ownership implications

• Commercial usage limitations

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CLO-SS-3: Creative Process Evidence

Produce a defensible chain-of-custody record including:

• Prompt drafts and evolution

• Lyric versions

• Audio iterations

• Timestamped exports

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CLO-SS-4: Copyright Readiness

Prepare a song for U.S. Copyright registration, including:

• Claimant designation

• Authorship description

• Proper deposit materials

• Disclosure of AI assistance where required

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CLO-SS-5: Performance Declarations

Present ownership certifications and set lists asserting:

• All works performed are original

• No PRO-controlled repertoire is included

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CLO-SS-6: Direct Licensing Execution

Execute a live performance license including:

• Scope of rights

• Duration

• Compensation (if applicable)

• Ownership retention

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CLO-SS-7: Certification Compliance

Adhere to Origioke standards when participating in:

• Game nights

• Song contests

• Certified concerts

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Badge Awarded

 Origioke Certified Singer-Songwriter™

(Rights-Verified | AI-Assisted | Direct-Licensable)

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COURSE 2

 Origioke Certified Event Coordinator (OCEC)

Course Purpose

To certify that event hosts can structure and administer Origioke programming in a legally defensible and rights-safe manner.

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Course Learning Objectives – OCEC

Upon successful completion, learners will be able to:

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CLO-EC-1: Event Rights Literacy

Explain how original-only programming may reduce venue PRO exposure when properly documented.

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CLO-EC-2: Group Authorship Management

Document collective songwriting sessions by:

• Recording contributor roles

• Assigning authorship shares

• Capturing consent

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CLO-EC-3: AI Production Oversight

Supervise lawful AI tool usage ensuring:

• Commercial licensing compliance

• Transparent tool disclosure

• Participant acknowledgment

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CLO-EC-4: Contest Chain-of-Custody

Maintain documentation for contest submissions including:

• Contributor lists

• Timestamps

• Version tracking

• Final song certification

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CLO-EC-5: Licensing & Performance Clearance

Verify that advancing songs:

• Are created by certified songwriters

• Have complete documentation

• Are covered by direct licenses

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CLO-EC-6: Venue Assurance Protocols

Provide venues with standardized documentation packages demonstrating:

• Original-only content

• Certified participants

• Reduced PRO exposure

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CLO-EC-7: Ethical Facilitation

Apply fair attribution standards and dispute-prevention practices during collaborative creation.

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Badge Awarded

 Origioke Certified Event Coordinator™

(Rights-Safe Events | Original-Only Programming)

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COURSE 3

 Origioke Certified Venue Event Manager (OCVEM)

Course Purpose

To certify that venue operators understand how to evaluate, document, and govern original-only programming in a legally defensible manner.

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Course Learning Objectives – OCVEM

Upon successful completion, learners will be able to:

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CLO-VEM-1: Performance Rights Literacy

Explain:

• What PROs license

• When blanket licenses apply

• When original-only events may fall outside PRO scope

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CLO-VEM-2: Original-Only Verification

Evaluate documentation demonstrating:

• Human authorship

• AI tool compliance

• Chain-of-custody continuity

• Certification status

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CLO-VEM-3: Direct License Validation

Review and validate direct performance licenses including:

• Scope

• Duration

• Event specificity

• Indemnification provisions

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CLO-VEM-4: Documentation Retention Controls

Implement venue procedures for:

• Retaining event packets

• Archiving set lists

• Logging certification IDs

• Maintaining audit-ready files

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CLO-VEM-5: Audit Preparedness

Respond to performance rights inquiries by producing:

• Ownership declarations

• Direct licenses

• Certification verification

• Event programming documentation

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CLO-VEM-6: Risk Segmentation Strategy

Classify events by exposure level and implement tiered compliance controls.

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CLO-VEM-7: Ethical Booking Standards