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The Importance of IP in the AI Era
Artificial Intelligence has developed rapidly in recent years and is gradually being applied in various industries. For us in web3, the biggest realization is that we can generate all kinds of meme images and other forms of content using AI. Various projects have gained promotion, enhancement, and convenience through this content, which overall is a delightful thing.
But let's look at it from another perspective: due to the advancements in AI, anyone can easily use AI to generate content, and the market share of AI-generated content is increasing. Will the dedicated human creators continue to persist in their creations?
My answer is yes, because the content created by human creators has a very strong personal touch. Although AI models are powerful, at this stage, I do not believe that the content they create can completely replace humans. Human creators need to consider how to produce content that is superior to AI and protect it from infringement.
STORY provides this opportunity, allowing creators to place their IP assets in the gigantic IP marketplace of STORY and decide how others can use their IP assets. At the same time, you can also purchase other IP assets that fit your own usage scenarios. With the support of web3 and Agent TCP/IP protocols, transactions here are very secure and convenient, like a Navy SEAL soldier who is proficient in the trading process helping you trade IP, providing a tremendous sense of security.
In addition to human creators, AI model trainers can also purchase their preferred IP (training data/AI models) in this giant IP market. STORY will become a cradle for promoting AI development, where various AI models and data will combine to generate stronger models than the previous generation, and everything here will grow like bamboo shoots after a rain.
Everything, based on STORY's emphasis and protection of IP, in my view, is no less than inventing the internet. In the coming decades, AI and IP will undoubtedly be the two things most closely related to humanity.
2025 is the year of ꧁IP꧂
#StoryProtocol
Artificial Intelligence has developed rapidly in recent years and is gradually being applied in various industries. For us in web3, the biggest realization is that we can generate all kinds of meme images and other forms of content using AI. Various projects have gained promotion, enhancement, and convenience through this content, which overall is a delightful thing.
But let's look at it from another perspective: due to the advancements in AI, anyone can easily use AI to generate content, and the market share of AI-generated content is increasing. Will the dedicated human creators continue to persist in their creations?
My answer is yes, because the content created by human creators has a very strong personal touch. Although AI models are powerful, at this stage, I do not believe that the content they create can completely replace humans. Human creators need to consider how to produce content that is superior to AI and protect it from infringement.
STORY provides this opportunity, allowing creators to place their IP assets in the gigantic IP marketplace of STORY and decide how others can use their IP assets. At the same time, you can also purchase other IP assets that fit your own usage scenarios. With the support of web3 and Agent TCP/IP protocols, transactions here are very secure and convenient, like a Navy SEAL soldier who is proficient in the trading process helping you trade IP, providing a tremendous sense of security.
In addition to human creators, AI model trainers can also purchase their preferred IP (training data/AI models) in this giant IP market. STORY will become a cradle for promoting AI development, where various AI models and data will combine to generate stronger models than the previous generation, and everything here will grow like bamboo shoots after a rain.
Everything, based on STORY's emphasis and protection of IP, in my view, is no less than inventing the internet. In the coming decades, AI and IP will undoubtedly be the two things most closely related to humanity.
2025 is the year of ꧁IP꧂
#StoryProtocol
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STORY X Spotlight AMA Full Interpretation
First topic: Why memes are the ideal mechanism for IP in Web3
The success of IP in the Web2 phase depends on whether you can frequently see it going viral on social media, spreading like wildfire, like Disney, Marvel, Harry Potter, Journey to the West, etc. In Web3, memes are the most successful IP attributes of Web3 products. People may not care who you are, but if you say you hold a lot of Doge, Shib, Pepe, and are a builder of these meme coins, people around you will definitely think you are amazing.
The influence of memes in Web3 depends on whether the design concept of the meme is recognized by people. Once this concept is accepted, community members will start to go crazy with CX and begin to spread virally. If two top memes merge in STORY, the impact will be enormous. Because memes have such unique IP attributes, Web3 is very likely to give birth to the next Disney, Marvel...
The success of IP in the Web2 phase depends on whether you can frequently see it going viral on social media, spreading like wildfire, like Disney, Marvel, Harry Potter, Journey to the West, etc. In Web3, memes are the most successful IP attributes of Web3 products. People may not care who you are, but if you say you hold a lot of Doge, Shib, Pepe, and are a builder of these meme coins, people around you will definitely think you are amazing.
The influence of memes in Web3 depends on whether the design concept of the meme is recognized by people. Once this concept is accepted, community members will start to go crazy with CX and begin to spread virally. If two top memes merge in STORY, the impact will be enormous. Because memes have such unique IP attributes, Web3 is very likely to give birth to the next Disney, Marvel...
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STORY's future prospects
STORY uses the ATCP/IP protocol to make the IP between agents safer and more convenient. Imagine that in web2, it may take several months to negotiate, formulate contracts and change an IP authorization (you may also need your own company), but in STORY, this process can be completed in a few minutes, and derivatives may be released an hour later, which is unimaginable in the past web2 history. At the same time, the ATCP/IP protocol also supports legal effects, which allows users to protect their rights and interests through the law in some scenarios.
From another perspective, in addition to security and convenience, ATCP/IP also provides content creators with greater convenience and ideas. Secondary IP creators no longer need to worry about their works being restricted by IP. They only need to send a use request to the original IP creator and complete the agreement; the original creator has a larger platform to promote their works, thereby earning signing fees and commissions. This is beneficial to the entire content creator system.
This is due to the ideals and practices of the two founders, Seungyoon Lee and Jason Zhao, who are committed to subverting the content creation industry and distributing dividends to talented content creators rather than leading companies. At the same time, the plan can be implemented in such a perfect way.
As the number of STORY ecological projects increases, these projects will use ATCP/IP to develop their own projects. At the same time, content creators will also flock to STORY because they appreciate the security and convenience of ATCP/IP, and the ecosystem will continue to prosper.
Content creators and their IP Agents = LEGO
ATCP/IP = Adult Fan of LEGO
Please imagine how long it takes to build a skyscraper with the efficiency of ATCP/IP? Maybe... one day? I don't know, but I know it must be very fast, and such growth will be like an atomic bomb, exponential.
So friends who are still waiting and watching, you might as well learn about STORY and ATCP/IP, you will have different gains.
2025 is the year of IP #StoryProtocol $IP
STORY uses the ATCP/IP protocol to make the IP between agents safer and more convenient. Imagine that in web2, it may take several months to negotiate, formulate contracts and change an IP authorization (you may also need your own company), but in STORY, this process can be completed in a few minutes, and derivatives may be released an hour later, which is unimaginable in the past web2 history. At the same time, the ATCP/IP protocol also supports legal effects, which allows users to protect their rights and interests through the law in some scenarios.
From another perspective, in addition to security and convenience, ATCP/IP also provides content creators with greater convenience and ideas. Secondary IP creators no longer need to worry about their works being restricted by IP. They only need to send a use request to the original IP creator and complete the agreement; the original creator has a larger platform to promote their works, thereby earning signing fees and commissions. This is beneficial to the entire content creator system.
This is due to the ideals and practices of the two founders, Seungyoon Lee and Jason Zhao, who are committed to subverting the content creation industry and distributing dividends to talented content creators rather than leading companies. At the same time, the plan can be implemented in such a perfect way.
As the number of STORY ecological projects increases, these projects will use ATCP/IP to develop their own projects. At the same time, content creators will also flock to STORY because they appreciate the security and convenience of ATCP/IP, and the ecosystem will continue to prosper.
Content creators and their IP Agents = LEGO
ATCP/IP = Adult Fan of LEGO
Please imagine how long it takes to build a skyscraper with the efficiency of ATCP/IP? Maybe... one day? I don't know, but I know it must be very fast, and such growth will be like an atomic bomb, exponential.
So friends who are still waiting and watching, you might as well learn about STORY and ATCP/IP, you will have different gains.
2025 is the year of IP #StoryProtocol $IP
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