New Super Anthropocene article examines proposed contributor rewards
A new opinion article proposes voluntary contributor rewards that connect AI revenue with continuing knowledge creation. It describes an operating rewards platform as an ambition.
Read the full Super Anthropocene article and infographic
Proposed contributor rewards
The article proposes licence payments, commissioned expertise, maintenance fees and revenue shares for defined uses. Proposed agreements would specify eligible contributions, payment responsibilities and reviewable calculations.
Recognition and permission
The article distinguishes permission, attribution and compensation. It presents Super Intellectual Property as a proposed recognition concept, not statutory ownership. It calls for preserving public-domain knowledge, open licences and independent discovery.
Costs and wider responsibilities
The article treats the business case for proposed contributor payments as a hypothesis that needs testing. It identifies administration costs, low-quality submissions and disputes as risks. It also calls for worker participation, affordable access and attention to environmental costs.
Public reading and infographic
The public reading list now includes the article. An accompanying infographic contrasts proposed shared gains through permission, attribution and rewards with an economic model that concentrates value.
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