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Introducing mAItrix, the first framework for ethical AI agents. Build and deploy sovereign agents trained on licensed, verifiable IP. All data and assets used by mAItrix agents are sourced through Origin, Camp’s IP registry. Ethical AI, purpose-built for the IP economy ↓

Hey @johnsummit, that label already exists. Origin lets you register your album as human-made IP so the world can verify when it was made, by whom, and how. Spotify and Apple will catch up. The infrastructure is already here 😉

Diplo’s not wrong that AI is coming, but the framing is lazy. The artists pushing back on AI have a very reasonable ask: if you train a model on my music, my voice, my style - you better pay me for it. The music industry spent twenty years telling artists to “adapt” to streaming, and what happened? Spotify generates billions, yet the average artist earns fractions of a cent. The conversation shouldn’t be “AI vs. artists.” It should be about who captures the value when AI gets good enough to generate a hit. Right now, that value flows to the platforms, labels, and the tech companies - not the artists. Diplo’s right that human experience, creativity, and suffering are irreplaceable. But that’s actually the argument FOR making sure artists own and license their work before AI absorbs it. The answer isn’t adapt or die. Own your IP, license it on your terms, and get paid every time AI uses it.

People steal more than you think. Sometimes it's music, research, or a wedding speech. Your IP is your IP. Register it permanently on Camp. origin.campnetwork.xyz

@nikitabier 👀

Crypto has had a rough year. Maybe we should launch something to fix it.

AI isn't going to destroy art, but it will absolutely destroy the artists who don't own their work before someone else trains on it. A folk musician just had her voice cloned by AI and her own recordings claimed by a copyright troll, and she won't be the last. The artists who win over the next decade will be the ones who registered and licensed their IP before AI got there first. Support creators and license your IP on Camp.

Music catalogs aren’t just content anymore. They’re training data, licensing leverage, and the future of AI music. Whoever controls the IP controls the AI economy. That’s exactly why creators need infrastructure that puts ownership in their hands, not Universal’s.

The biggest names in finance see trillions tokenized onchain. IP is the largest untapped asset class of them all. The forecasts for tokenized IP: → Global IP market: $1T+ today → Intangible assets on S&P 500: $21T+ → Tokenized RWA market by 2030: $9.4T → IP's share: still less than 0.1% IP is following, and it's already happening.

The music industry runs on handshakes and good faith. Until it doesn't. Register your IP on Camp, set your royalty splits, and make sure everyone is fairly compensated for their contribution. origin.campnetwork.xyz

On a recent JRE podcast, @joerogan raised what a lot of people are quietly thinking: in a world flooded with AI content, how do you know what's real anymore? @pmarca's answer is simple: put it on the blockchain. A transparent, verifiable ledger where every piece of content and IP can be traced back to its source. Camp.

Sora's demise was inevitable. @OpenAI launched without licensing infrastructure, sparked deepfake concerns, and drew backlash from Hollywood and creators from day one. Seedance could face the same fate unless the industry gets serious about paying creators fairly. The future of AI content must run on licensed IP. Ownership and compensation have to come first.

Learn more about this partnership from @PratlDan, the co-founder of @QuadronAI: @danpratl/p-192976108" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">substack.com/@danpratl/p-19…

Over the next quarter, we're rolling this out with universities and research institutions first, building the infrastructure where original work gets the recognition it deserves. If you're an expert in something and want to be first, join the waitlist. quadron.tech

Camp is partnering with @QuadronAI to build the first infrastructure that connects proof of creation with proof of credibility. Everyone is an expert in something. Until now, there was no way to prove it. Provenance tells the world who created something. It says nothing about whether the creator's judgment is reliable, whether the work holds up, or what that expertise is actually worth. That changes now. ↓

@QuadronAI 🤔

Now more than ever, what you do matters. What you've built. What you've figured out. The calls you made when nobody was watching. But right now, none of it has a record. None of it compounds. None of it is yours in any way that survives your next job, your next institution, your next career. That's about to change.

Provenance tells the world who created something. But it says nothing about whether the creator's judgment is reliable, whether the work holds up, or what that expertise is actually worth. Until now. Stay tuned for an upcoming announcement. Camp x @quadronAI

Camp brings the IP infrastructure. @brevis_zk brings the trust layer. Together, we're making it possible for creators, studios, and AI developers to license and protect creative work at scale. Read the full story here: blog.brevis.network/2026/03/31/bre…

Today, proving you own something oncchain means uploading sensitive documents and contracts. Now, you no longer need to upload sensitive documents or contracts to prove ownership. Your IP on Camp gets verified cryptographically, licensed, and protected without anything private ever leaving your hands.

We're excited to announce our partnership with @brevis_zk to bring zero-knowledge verification to IP ownership on Camp. Proving what's yours just got a whole lot easier. Learn more below. ↓