Authorship
I just finished reading Chris Dixon's book, Read Write Own. He makes a case for digital scarcity and ownership layered atop digital abundance.
Ultimately, ownership first entails Authorship. Somebody authors a piece of work, and sometimes authors another thing to author a piece of work. But ultimately, as data is used for AI, the notion of property rights and terms can be packaged with a given piece of content.
So, there will be the basic indicators of Authorship, like an avatar and user handle or name.
So, to start, we can think about a conventional way to indicate ownership for a digital object.
From a user perspective
- Scan to sign
- Scan to access
- Scan to record
From a more detailed technical interface perspective
- Scan → Image Capture → isQRCode (no) → Image Processing
- Scan → Image Capture → isQRCode (yes) → Data Processing
By Ryan Wold · © 2024–2026 Ryan Wold
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