Dismantling One Data Monopoly at a Time in the Age of AI
summary
Baselite indexes public structured data, promises natural‑language search and pay‑per‑query billing that splits payments to contributing sources, and targets replacing costly data licensers by enabling community curation. Current ingest already includes 65 billion rows, 278 tables and 51,000 datasets across crypto, sports and public sources. The stack runs a hosted query engine now with plans for decentralized A2A/machine consumers, transparent pricing, SQL and NL query layers, and contributor revenue distribution.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:33Raw data without structure
- 6:18Broken data monopolies
- 10:23Data licensers control
- 12:34Data marketplace failures
- 14:25Vision for structured data hub
- 17:01Baselite’s open marketplace
- 20:25Why now for change
- 21:36Baselite’s scale and goals
- 23:07Call to action
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