# Credits and provenance

**Does AI Help You Learn—or Just Finish?** — new story adaptation, original
character Ada, independently written Canvas illustration and animation,
original music composition and sound synthesis, directed in Codex.

Style reference: **LemoLab, Meet Pip — Mid-century Cartoon**,
[lemo-opuscar](https://github.com/lemomo-ai/lemo-opuscar).
The supplied reference film and its stills are CC BY 4.0. Comparison material
is scaled and arranged into indexed atlases; the new film changes the story,
artwork, timing, voice and music. No reference film engine or build script is
imported into this production.

Fonts: Oleo Script (Soytutype), Alfa Slab One (JM Solé), Jost
(indestructible type*), SIL OFL 1.1. Retrieved from the Google Fonts repository.
Static medium and semibold Jost files were retrieved from the Google Fonts
CSS endpoint to preserve their weight in the renderer. License texts are retained in `assets/fonts/`.

Narration: Resemble AI Chatterbox, deployed English reference voice
`space-en-f1`, at natural speed. Exact-source prior Chatterbox recordings may
be reused only after current provider job, voice and WAV-hash verification.
All new provider requests are resumable and hash-bound. Private operational
records remain in ignored `media/audio/`.

The Turkish flag is a newly drawn geographic identifier. The OpenAI symbol
is redrawn in the film’s ink palette from Simple Icons 11.15.0 (CC0 geometric
asset), retrieved from https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/simple-icons@11.15.0/icons/openai.svg.
Its recognizable silhouette is preserved; OpenAI owns the trademark. GPT-4
and GPT Tutor identify the research technology; the illustrated computer is not a
real product screenshot or an endorsement. No real individual is depicted.

Scientific sources and claim boundaries: `content/sources.json`.

Studio identity revision: **Offset Frames / 错位双画格**, an original pair of offset film-frame outlines designed and implemented in Codex. Used on the showcase website, captions and ornamental scene accents. Numeric badges use rounded plates. Factual flag and research-product marks retain their original meaning.