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Hi Casters. I promised a follow up to yesterday's post on AI being the native business model for content. Here is that follow up post

Hi Casters. I promised a follow up to yesterday's post on AI being the native business model for content. Here is that follow up post https://avc.xyz/minting-is-the-native-business-model-for-web3-and-maybe-ai-too

I appreciate this might be in the next post, but are there any examples in the wild of a median user revealed preference to own their “own” interest graph data (or even do micropayments)?

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Make something people want to be a part of

I'd like that to be true, but we don't really "own" our data here in a robust way (can pay for temp storage, but actions expire and follows aren't in the protocol)

We don't do micropayments at any kind of scale

Also there are only 2500 DAUs

I think *owning* in this context has to be understood in relation to  *not owning* 

For example, getting kicked off X with no recourse... now don't you wish you *owned* that account, even to some extent?

I agree that ownership doesn't equal value and that rights must also be more clearly defined to have meaning