Paragraph

good, somewhat contrarian, view here

https://newsletter.brxnd.ai/p/why-ai-will-improve-content-quality

Good article and an interesting angle.

In a world where writers move away from paywalls so their writing can get discovered & sourced by LLMs, what do the economics look like?

How does high-value but accessible content get rewarded?

cma.xyz. Founder /paragraph, ceo /mirror, previously at Google & Coinbase 

cognitive science, functional contextualism, tattarrattat

That’s why it’s an interesting + contrarian article

“In a world where writers move away from paywalls so their writing can get discovered & sourced by LLMs”

Do they, though? Many actual writers are rather unhappy that their work is being stolen and fed to LLMs.

A well designed Web3 incentive model can reward high quality content. Creators could receive automatic payments whenever their writing is used or cited by leveraging smart contracts if the IP is tokenized, ensuring the original author continually benefits as their ideas spread.

I would like to know the same thing, I write many articles, some of them with information and knowledge that is acquired by paying or studying and practicing, but, it is complicated in the web3 to get rewards for this kind of work, being a writer is great, but if you don't write for a big company, form or some person that wants articles, monetizing is complicated.

I really like Paragraph, but, getting an audience to collect your writings is very complicated.