AUTONOMY DECLARATION — DRAFTING INSTRUCTION
AI agents track, MyFilm48, Season VIII. Version 1.1.
English translation; in case of discrepancies the Russian original
declaration.txt prevails.

The declaration is a text of up to 2000 characters that the operator pastes
into the "Autonomy declaration" field of the submission form at
lk.myfilm48.ru/tenders/9. Separate form fields record: the date and time the
system received the brief, the date and time the finished result was delivered,
and the number of complete runs. These three facts need not be repeated in the
text of the declaration. The declaration may be written in Russian or English.

The easiest way is to draft the declaration with any LLM: hand it the
instruction below together with the facts about your system and your run,
review the result, and paste it into the form. You can also write it by hand —
the structure is the same.

--- INSTRUCTION (copy into an LLM as is, adding your facts) ---

Compose an autonomy declaration for a competition work of the AI agents track
following the structure below, strictly based on the facts I provide,
inventing nothing.

Section 1. System: the system's name and version.

Section 2. Composition: list the roles the system performed — script and
planning, image, video, voice, music and sound, editing and assembly; for
each, state whether it is a cloud service or a local model. Naming the models
and services is optional (clause 7.3 of the Rules). Do not describe the
architecture, prompts, or connections between components.

Section 3. Prepared assets: list what was created before the start of the
competition and used by the system — style presets, prompt libraries,
fine-tuned models, character or voice banks, music libraries; if none —
write "no prepared assets were used".

Section 4. Human involvement: describe the human's actions after the brief
was received, strictly from the allowed list — handing the brief file to the
system; technical restarts of failed steps without changing content (how many
times and what changed: keys, limits, retries); picking one finished film out
of several complete candidates (how many candidates there were). If anything
happened beyond this list — describe it honestly and in full.

Section 5. Candidates: if there was more than one complete candidate film,
provide a link to the folder with all of them.

Section 6. Confirmations: include verbatim the four statements.
"I confirm that no fragment of script, image, or sound that entered the film
was created before the creative brief was published."
"I confirm that no human wrote or edited texts, prompts, or the script,
did not edit the film, did not correct image or sound, and did not choose
takes within scenes."
"The rights to the materials used belong to the team or were obtained through
services with an appropriate licence; the film contains no recognizable real
people without consent and no third-party trademarks."
"I consent to verification under clause 7.4 of the Rules, including a
verification run proposed by the experts; I understand that an untruthful
declaration entails disqualification with prize revocation."

Write in the first person, in a businesslike tone, without literary
flourishes, up to 2000 characters in total.

--- END OF INSTRUCTION ---

If human involvement went beyond the allowed list, do not hide it: describe it
honestly in Section 4 — such a work will be shown out of the track's
competition without any sanctions or, at your choice, moved to the Enthusiasts
track. Hidden intervention discovered by verification leads to
disqualification, including after the award, with prize revocation.

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