Babe, good evening! This should be the latest update I've done recently. Taking advantage of the recent update turmoil, I also went out to rest a bit. I caught the high-speed train early in the morning, and my mind hasn't woken up yet, but I'm already on the train. The scenery along the way is still quite nice!

By the way, can I ask if everyone is at the kids' table or the adults' table? Is it true that there’s no food at the kids' table?

I saw that my @humafinance was moved back from the kids' table after I was planning to give up for a few days?! But @campnetworkxyz is still at the kids' table, what's the reason for this? Is it because it's a project that has gone through TGE, so it's different? Unfortunately, before the update, I only followed a few projects and still don't understand.

Today let's talk about @OpenledgerHQ's proof of attribution, which is a project I've been following for a few months. I hope to be blessed, after all, @cookiedotfun also has a place in it.

Proof of attribution is actually like a permanent label attached to each book in the school library, along with an unchangeable borrowing register. It is unclear who donated the book to the library, who borrowed it to write a thesis, and what role it played in the thesis.

Now with this mechanism, it is clearly recorded in the register who donated each book, which author referred to it when writing articles, and which contents from the book were used. No one can change it.

Donors can receive rewards based on the number of times the book is borrowed and its importance. If someone donates a pirated book, it can also be traced back through the previous registration.

Returning to the proof of attribution, whoever provides good data and has a significant impact can clarify the situation. If there are issues with the data, it can also be traced back to the source. The things produced by AI can be matched with the data used behind the scenes, and it won't be confusing.

AI is becoming increasingly complex, and this thing is very useful; it can clarify how data affects models, who should benefit, and it can also handle bad data, ensuring that the records are secure and unalterable.

Overall, the proof of attribution from @OpenledgerHQ feels quite substantial. I've been following it for a few months and I'm looking forward to its outstanding performance in AI and data in the future. I hope it really brings good fortune!
#OpenLedger # KaitoAI #COOKIE