They stole your work, called it “open data”, and trained billion-dollar AI models on it without a second thought ✍️

Stable Diffusion, Midjourney and others didn’t magically learn how to create.

They learned by feeding on the internet’s creative output, your art, your music, your videos, scraped and swallowed without permission.

No contracts, no credit, no cut.

A 0.1% audit of the DataComp CommonPool dataset already shows millions of unlicensed works inside. That’s just the surface.

From 2014 to 2022, while most creators were still figuring out what AI even was, their content was being quietly harvested to train the tools now shaping the future.

The result? Trillions in market cap, zero in royalties.

That’s why you should pay attention to @campnetworkxyz ⛺

$CAMP isn’t trying to stop AI, they’re forcing it to play fair, with onchain systems that put creators in control 👇

➔ Register IP onchain through Proof of Provenance
➔ Set your own terms for how it’s used
➔ Require AI to license your work to train on it
➔ Get paid every time it’s touched

This is the first serious framework that puts creators at the center of the AI economy.

If AI wants your data, it’s going to have to pay like everyone else.