Authors

Problem:

Authors struggle with unauthorized reproduction of their work, uncredited paraphrasing, AI-generated imitations, and loss of control over how their writing is used, especially across publishing platforms, AI training datasets, and translation services. Licensing and royalty tracking are often opaque and delayed.

How Creation Rights Solves This:

Creation Rights Management (CRM)

• Register: Authors register original works, novels, scripts, poems, essays, articles, and prompts. The Provenance Graph documents authorship, collaboration, version history, and source material.
• License: Apply Smart Licensing to define usage rights, for example: educational use, adaptation into other formats (film, game, audio), translation, serialization, or AI model training.
• Monetize: With Dynamic Metadata, authors can embed royalty splits (e.g., with agents, co-authors, publishers), set opt-outs for AI training, define revocation clauses, and manage resale or republishing rights.

Creation Rights Exchange (CRX)

• Verification: Publishers, AI developers, educators, and content platforms can verify rights to use, quote, train on, or adapt the author’s work.
• Enforcement: The Content ID Layer detects copied passages, AI-generated stories in a writer’s style, unauthorized translations, or scraped content, enabling attribution, takedowns, or license monetization.
• Interoperability: CRX integrates with content management systems, publishing platforms, academic archives, and AI datasets to automate rights validation, citation, and tracking.

Example Scenario:

You are a novelist and write a dystopian short story and publish it online with a CC license allowing non-commercial reuse. Months later, an AI platform generates serialized fiction in a near-identical style and narrative. CRX identifies the derivative, and based on CRM metadata, the platform is required to pay royalties or cease use.