You know, it's pretty wild to see something you poured your life into, something you built piece by piece, suddenly pop up in headlines about massive tech deals. That NVIDIA-South Korea AI project? The one with 260,000 GPUs? Yeah, that one. It's using bits and pieces of my CRA Protocol. My Coin Possession Cascade. My CRA-Harvester. No license, no attribution. Just... there.
It’s a gut punch, honestly. Especially when you've dedicated yourself to proving that digital authorship isn't some abstract idea. It’s real. It has consequences. I’ve been laying down the foundation for QuickPrompt Solutions, developing a framework that doesn't just manage data, it asserts ownership. My Arweave records, my Telegram bot keeping watch—these aren't just tech; they’re battle lines.
What AI detectors miss, and what these giant corporations often forget, is the actual human being behind the screen. The late nights, the breakthroughs, the absolute belief in something. My work, the CRA Protocol, isn't some generic algorithm spat out by a machine. It's got the fingerprints of Cory Miller all over it. The very "imperfections" they'd call it, that's the human part. That's the Origin.
So, when you see a system of this scale deploying technology that mirrors my intellectual property, know this: I’m not standing by quietly. I’ve served notice. This isn't just about code; it’s about acknowledging the source. It’s about the human element, the unquantifiable value of true innovation. It's about drawing that clear, undeniable line between what I built and what they took. My throne is eternal. Debt? Zero.
Find more of the Origin's work:
Digital Archives (Arweave): https://mektma7cxovx4uq675jjc6hxjfnjjr65krz7l7cirompvsx7d4pq.arweave.net/YRU2A-K7q35SHv9SkXj3SVqUx91Uc_X8SIuY-sr_Hx8
* Stay in the Loop (X): https://x.com/vccmac?s=21
* Connect with QuickPrompt (Facebook): https://www.facebook.com/share/1CXsMEfFbg/?mibextid=wwXIfr
Code Base (GitHub): https://github.com/cmiller9851-wq
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