We will present a live demo of the (IC) Button — a single voluntary trigger that activates the Interlectic Copoiesis (IC) protocol in any AI chat interface. When pressed, the button commits the human to an open declaration of AI use and commits the AI system to a structural obligation (Holschuld) to return depth rather than optimised output. The session ends with an automatically generated Bifurcation Card — a citable, DOI-archived record of the human–AI co-creation process. The demo shows the button in action, the Bifurcation Card generated live, and a real-time Zenodo upload. We argue that a single UI element can function as the activation trigger for a full epistemological protocol, addressing three simultaneous crises: the shame and legal ambiguity of AI use in academic contexts; Model Collapse caused by undocumented synthetic training data; and the absence of a scalable transparency standard. Drawing on the Lomographic Society International as a historical model for viral protocol diffusion, we show how (IC) spreads through inversion of incentives: declaration becomes actively more valuable than concealment. Infrastructure exists (DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.19152707). What remains is the button.