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Your website, your book, your paper, your newsletter. About a minute, free, and nothing is uploaded.
Put your work on the record. When AI uses it, the terms are already there.
Free. About a minute. Your file never leaves your device.
An AI system that wanted to license your work has nothing to read. Put the record in place — this work, this owner, these terms. Free, about a minute, and your files never leave your device.
Fingerprint a work →This check reads your public robots.txt and the rights files at /.well-known/, and reports what they say. It does not tell you whether any model trained on your work — that is not knowable from outside.
You already know something AI does not. A record makes sure that when AI uses it, it is on your terms, and with your name on it.
Your website, your book, your paper, your newsletter. About a minute, free, and nothing is uploaded.
Put the Registered with Alltio mark at the bottom of your page. Anyone who clicks it, person or machine, sees the work is yours.
When an AI system reads your work, it finds your name and your terms attached. When payment for AI use arrives, this record is what it will be paid against.
Paste it once. It links to your record, so anyone can see who owns the work, and on what terms. Readers see you take your work seriously. AI systems see whose it is.
Works on any website, blog, or newsletter. How the mark works →
Write the way you already write. A plugin puts each new piece on the record as you publish it, and the mark goes on by itself.
The plugins are in development. Registration on the website works today, and everything you register now carries over.
Free. About a minute. Your file never leaves your device.
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Notes on the AI knowledge economy: the rules, standards, and infrastructure forming around AI training and inference, and what each one means for the people who own the inputs. Written by the founder.
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