🎙️ MEXC X Camp Network ⛺️ AMA 🎙️ 🔹Topic: Powering AI Agents with User-Owned IP 🔹Guest: James Chi ⛺ ⏰Time: October 30, 3:00am UTC 🔔 Set your reminder now: x.com/i/spaces/1PlJQ… 🎁 Win up to 30 USDT: gleam.io/ID4js/mexc-x-c…

In the future, every AI creation - from a post to a video - will carry its own proof of origin. When you watch, remix, or train with IP, its lineage will be verifiable, its rights programmable, and its royalties automatic. This is what provenance for the AI era looks like.

The number of copyright lawsuits against generative AI firms has surged since 2023. As litigation accelerates, compliant licensing infrastructure will become non-negotiable. Camp provides provenance-native rails to anchor IP at source - ensuring the future is licensed, not

Intellectual property is the raw material of AI. But until now, creators lacked compliant rails to license and scale it. “We’re abstracting IP licensing. As a photographer, I can upload and license my photos on Origin in one click.” Camp’s @mikejin12 on building the

The next generation of robots will learn from rights-cleared, provenance-native data on Camp.

LinkedIn will use user profiles to train AI by default. Consent has become opt-out, not opt-in. The problem isn’t data collection. It’s ownership. Camp builds verifiable, rights-cleared data rails where creators decide how and whether their data trains AI.

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x402 makes agent-to-agent licensing and payments possible - a critical step toward self-sustaining AI economies. Read how Camp’s Origin Framework makes it work ↴