🚨🚨Reddit just blocked the Internet Archive from scraping its content for AI training

This is a BIG problem for AI development.

And it’s not an isolated move.

More and more platforms are cutting off free access:
> News outlets
> Social media platforms
> Content marketplaces

Why? Because the economics of AI are broken.
> AI companies need huge, high-quality datasets
> But, creators and platforms see zero compensation when their content is scraped

The short-term fix is to just block, which is what happened now.

The long-term solution is licensing, which is exactly what @campnetworkxyz is building:
> IP registered onchain with Proof of Provenance
> Transparent attribution and enforceable licensing
> Royalties that flow automatically to rights holders
> AI trains on legally verified content, not stolen datasets

The first true IP Layer for the AI era.
Already 1.5M+ IPs registered and counting!

Instead of “scrape now, litigate later,”
Camp flips the script to “license by default.”

The internet needs this shift, and it’s coming faster than people realize.