Created by Humans is an AI rights licensing platform that provides a marketplace and negotiation layer enabling rightsholders to specify, package, and license defined AI usage rights for their works to AI developers under configurable permissions and approval workflows.
Published Jul 14, 2026
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Roadmap notes: Industry commentary suggests potential expansion beyond books into other creator categories, but no dated, official roadmap commitments were identified in public documentation during this research run.
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Created by Humans (CbH) appears to be an early-stage, niche B2B marketplace. Major review platforms typically have limited coverage for early-stage niche platforms, and public, hands-on buyer reviews were not located in this research run.
Vendor and partner materials describe a governance and workflow:
Critical evaluation:
Created by Humans (CbH) is an AI rights licensing platform: a marketplace and negotiation layer intended to enable rightsholders (initially authors and publishers) to license specified AI usage rights for their works to AI developers under defined permissions and restrictions.
The vendor describes two primary goals: enabling creator control over permitted uses, and providing AI companies with content that has defined permissions. A core product concept is that creators can specify which rights they grant (for example, by use case), while CbH aggregates content/rights packages for AI companies and negotiates licenses on behalf of rightsholders.
Supply side (rightsholders):
Demand side (licensees):
The vendor frames the platform as aiming to address the gap between unlicensed scraping and negotiated licensing by simplifying licensing workflows while attempting to preserve flexibility for AI development.