IP - Biggest Problem in the Age of AI
summary
Claims centralized copyright is the gating problem for AI and that abundance creates an IP congestion crisis; cites 3.7M YouTube videos/day, 34M TikTok videos/day, 15B images/year. Builds a programmable IP layer that turns NFTs into IP Legos with machine‑readable licensing and automatic royalty splits, enabling frictionless forking, fine‑tuning, and revenue share for datasets, models and outputs. Gives live examples: Sakai (story Roblox), Applo (fashion Legoland), an ETHDenver hackathon win, and partnerships with an open‑source foundational model to test revenue splits.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction and AI content creation
- 1:11IP as the core problem in AI age
- 2:53Centralized IP infrastructure failures
- 6:45Generative AI and IP monetization issues
- 8:30Programmable IP as a solution
- 10:58Technical details of programmable IP
- 13:03Applications of programmable IP
- 15:28IP layer for generative AI
- 17:16AI models and datasets as IP Legos
- 19:02Vision for IP Lego Land
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