Imagine a scenario: your meticulously crafted AI model can generate astonishing works—beautiful paintings, smooth copywriting, profound answers. Everyone is impressed. But when you turn around, these results are being casually spread and resold online, and the profits have nothing to do with you.

The training data you painstakingly selected is used by others as free fuel, and its value quietly evaporates as it exponentially increases in worth. You have the technology, you know the methods, but you’re like an onlooker watching others reap the benefits. This is the reality.

Where is the root of the problem? Simply put, the intellectual property system for AI creation is fundamentally out of date. The technology has already taken off, but the systems for rights confirmation, collaboration, and profit distribution are still stuck in the last era. You have the magic, but you can’t price it, nor can you continuously and automatically profit from it. This is not just a technical issue, but a mismatch in the entire economic relationship.

So who will break the deadlock? It’s not just about creating a more user-friendly AI tool, but about redesigning from the ground up—a truly operational system that serves the AI agency economy. Making every value creation traceable, verifiable, and distributable to those who deserve it.

While most people are still talking about how smart AI is, the real opportunity might lie elsewhere: in those who dare to reshape the economic rules.