Camp Network releases the "Origin Whitepaper" to address the massive IP management challenges in the AI era
According to ChainCatcher, Camp Network has officially released its "Origin White Paper," proposing a solution designed to address the challenges of managing massive amounts of IP in the AI era. The core of this solution lies in utilizing blockchain technology to register, license, confirm rights, and monetize billions of IP assets at machine speed.
Camp Network stated that as the number of AI-generated and interactive IPs is expected to reach the hundreds of millions, infrastructure capable of efficiently handling authorization and payment processes becomes critical. Their goal is to become the "Visa" or "Stripe" of the IP licensing sector.
The project team emphasized that despite the current challenging market environment, they remain committed to advancing development according to their roadmap, aiming to demonstrate that the current market is undervaluing their ecosystem token $CAMP.
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