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ProofProfile

The first 11 days created something a buyer cannot recreate!

ProofProfile launched on 6 July. 11 days later, the platform had received 3.7 million requests, and AI services had begun retrieving artist and track records in real time. The platform had begun accumulating operating history, an asset that cannot be added retrospectively.

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ProofProfile is more valuable as a strategic asset than a standalone operation...

Newsletter back by popular demand. AI requests are growing 6.5 times faster than human traffic. ProofProfile already has 2,006,172 artists notarized, timestamped, and confirmed, on record before anyone else gets there.

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Frozen snapshots, permanent anchors. Why AI bots already trust what ProofProfile verifies first

AI models remember the world in frozen snapshots, and AI bots are already reading ProofProfile's timestamped records to answer real questions. In an industry with no way to rewrite the past, being verified first isn't a marketing edge. It's permanent.

Provenance

Four years after the first anchor, we are opening the gate

This will be one of the last newsletters in the old format. Not because the work is slowing down, but because how people find and trust information has changed. For a long time, a newsletter was part of how you ensured an update reached the right people.

Thor's corner

The identity layer. Why AI law is moving beyond copyright.

The NO FAKES Act does not merely target fake celebrity songs. It signals a structural transformation in how law treats digital personhood, and the infrastructure to enforce it has not yet been built.

Thor's corner

Rent the frontier or build your own.

I had to write this one too. The internet is brimming with whining over the US cutting off access to an AI model. Grab a tiger by the tail, expect the teeth. You do not get to run the most powerful AI on earth and act betrayed when the leash twitches. That was always the deal...

Thor's corner

Your music can't prove it exists. My code can.

I have been waiting to write this for a long time. Not because I lacked the words. Because I lacked the moment. You can't tell an industry, "you're solving the wrong problem," while it's still in love with the wrong problem.

Thor's corner

I just read an AI data article. Here is what it got right, and what it missed entirely.

The solution to the AI data crisis is not something you can build in response to the crisis. That window closed in 2024, when the ratio of authentic to synthetic web content crossed a threshold. What we need is an anchor to the pre-AI era. That anchor is binary (it exists or does not exist)...

PlaceProfile

PlaceProfile now sees more of the AI world looking at your venue, and blocks the parts that shouldn't be there.

Two quiet upgrades that make the service sharper, safer, and more honest about what AI discovery actually means for hospitality

Hospitality

The AI crawlers have already decided which venues matter

Over a million visits in a single day. The data is live, public, and proving Google's point. Something significant has happened in how people discover restaurants, bars, and hospitality venues, and most operators have not yet noticed.

CopyrightChains

The layer Udio’s Starstruck cannot reach

Udio's licensed AI music app confirms the market. It also confirms the gap. The solution exists. The industry has just not asked for it yet.

AI

Immutable registration makes information more useful to AI assistants

The internet was built around publication. Search was built around ranking. AI discovery is being built around trusted interpretation.