AI DATA LICENSING / PREPARATION DESK
Prepare your dataset for AI licensing.
Turn an archive into a reviewable proposal: know its sources, describe the requested use, plan an evaluation, and document delivery.
Practical guides and editable worksheets for business data owners. Start with what you can document and keep unresolved questions visible.
Use the worksheets without an account. No dataset uploads. No guaranteed buyers or earnings.
Prepare four things before a licensing conversation
- Source and rights inventory
Trace mixed sources, evidence, exclusions, and review questions.
- Proposed license scope
Separate evaluation, retrieval, training, recipients, and downstream questions.
- Limited evaluation plan
Choose a test question, explain the sample, and record a decision point.
- Delivery manifest
Document exact files, schema, checksums, and correction handling.
These tools organize preparation. They do not issue a license, verify ownership, or replace qualified legal and privacy review.
Apply the checks to your archive
Technical manual licensing: revision and source checklist
Inventory manual revisions, supplied illustrations, OCR quality, and model applicability before proposing technical documents for AI use.
Inspection image licensing: labels, duplicates, and splits
Prepare inspection images with part-level counts, capture context, label provenance, and evaluation splits that expose coverage gaps.
Product catalog licensing: field sources and variant checks
Separate product text, specifications, and images by source; document units, variants, snapshot dates, and matching-test limitations.
Video archive licensing: clips, audio, and source inventory
Map recordings to clips, transcripts, audio sources, and review questions before preparing a video dataset sample or delivery.
Knowledge base licensing: versions, access, and source checks
Prepare support articles for AI evaluation by separating tickets, public and internal content, revisions, product applicability, and source gaps.
Want to discuss a dataset description?
Send a high-level summary of the collection, source history, approximate volume, and unresolved questions. We review descriptions and may follow up or discuss a possible referral. Inquiries are not automatically forwarded to partners.
Free to inquire. Keep raw records, private contracts, credentials, and confidential samples with you. Submitting the form does not license your dataset.
Who operates AIDataLicenser?
AIDataLicenser is an independent project operated by Josh May, who also operates AIDataBuyer. We may receive referral compensation when an introduction leads to a transaction. We are not a direct buyer or a verified marketplace.
How these guides are prepared
The guides use primary documentation, original illustrative examples, and AI-assisted drafting. Each guide identifies its sources and update date. Worksheets are preparation aids; no legal review, verified buyer network, or completed-deal expertise is claimed.
Source links support the specific context described on each page. They do not imply endorsement or eligibility for a platform. For corrections or inquiry questions, contact Josh May.