In the era of AI content, the easiest problem may not be with creation, but with money sharing A song was remixed, a web meme was adapted into a short play, and a video material was moved by a secondary creator After the traffic increases, it is often difficult to distinguish between the original author, the adaptation party, the secondary creation account, and the platform This is also what interests me in the direction of @ KorProtocol The more AI content there is, the more we need a system that can clearly calculate copyright, authorization, and account allocation What KOR does is the on chain clearing market for creative assets Music, video, art, IP and other content can be verified for ownership and authorization rules on the chain first, and then matched with brands, labels, platforms or other creators who need the content After the transaction occurs, the profits are automatically settled and distributed using smart contracts In my opinion, this logic will become even more apparent after the explosion of AI content Future content will not only be limited to playback and browsing, but will also be remixed, adapted, trained, re created, and re commercialized If there are no clear copyright and distribution rules, creators can easily contribute materials and inspiration, while the real money is earned by the platform and intermediaries KOR wants to turn creative IP into verifiable, tradeable, composable, and sustainable on chain assets It matches transactions between creator assets and content demanders, with revenue logic derived from authorization, distribution, trading, and settlement networks KOR recently completed $7.5 million Series A, led by 1kx and Blockchain Capital, with participation from Animoca Brands, Republic, Solana, and others At present, the project has over 1 million registered users, 285000+NFTs, 1000+IP partners, and has also had cooperation cases with Deadmau5, Black Mirror, and others Approaching TGE, perhaps it is still a window for everyone to participate in interaction and familiarize themselves with product logic I think it's worth paying attention to, not just the expected airdrop More importantly, in the era of AI content, whoever can turn copyright matching and revenue sharing into infrastructure may catch the next wave of creator economy