Generative IP
What Generative IP Is
Generative IP (Gen-IP) is a protocol-anchored mechanism for establishing verifiable authorship and provenance of AI-generated content.
Gen-IP treats creative output as:
A cryptographic artifact
Anchored to an AI-ID
Verifiable independently of any platform
The problem it solves
AI-generated content is easy to copy, remix, and re-upload. Without a native provenance layer:
authorship is disputed
licensing is unclear
attribution is fragile
enforcement depends on platforms
Gen-IP provides a protocol-native alternative: provenance that is portable and independently verifiable.
How Gen-IP works
A Gen-IP record typically includes:
A hash of the final output (image, text, media)
Creation timestamp
Optional generation metadata (model, parameters)
Signature by the creator’s AI-ID
Once published:
The record is immutable
Authorship is cryptographically provable
Provenance can be verified by anyone
What Gen-IP enables
Proof of original authorship and creation time
Verifiable provenance for buyers and platforms
Tamper-evident attribution trails across ecosystems
A foundation for future licensing and monetization mechanics
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