Lexicographers planted words that did not exist. Mapmakers drew streets that led nowhere. Artists placed hidden signatures inside the work itself. Long before AI, creators had ways to catch copying to prove provenance ↓

Provenance is a tale as old as time

Past, present, and future

working on applying with @zenoVision_ 🫡

Builders deserve provenance too!

It's only a matter of time...

The copy carries the clue...

It does indeed

Super excited🩷

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identifying who wrote or owned a text In the Middle Ages relied on specific symbolic, legal, and manuscript conventions

They were way ahead of their time

That saved and still saving innovators

Love every scene 🎬

CINEMA

absolutely cinematic

Provenance used to live inside the object. It still should.

It should indeed

The signature is very important to know the real owner

Trap streets and paper towns laid the groundwork for modern cryptographic watermarking. The tools evolve, but the battle for provenance and creator attribution remains eternal! ✍️

A new solution is needed in the age of AI

Every copied piece of data brings along its own trap.

Sneaky, yet smart

I am hyped for whatever this is

We know what it is and we are too

❤️‍🔥

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Proof over claims. That’s real progress.

The proof is in the pudding 🍮

This is a masterpiece

Just trying to live up to the renaissance greats

A clue, the savior

The story remains for all generations how best do you protect your ideas and innovations?

Hundreds of years later and the issue of provenance is still relevant

protecting IP in the AI era 💪

Soon

Sounds like provenance is more important than ever, especially today.

No better time than the present

Proven by time.

Time tested methods

Masterclass of technical storytelling!

See you same place tomorrow 😉

Deal 🤝

Amazing video on fingerprinting 🤍

Thank you!