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PlaceProfile took its first live payments today. Next, ProofProfile extends independently verifiable music evidence into AI agent-native discovery, AI intelligence, and AI commercial capabilities, with AI agents paying per verified answer across 2 million artists and nearly 10 million songs.
Sagan’s invisible dragon survives every test because no test can touch it. Machines now receive claims built the same way. Before an AI agent acts on one, the useful question is what can be proven, and what the evidence cannot establish.
Streaming removed the back of the record sleeve, where a recording’s facts used to be printed. ProofProfile put them back, timestamped on Bitcoin, and machines have now opened them 100 million times. For once, music had its facts in order before the technology came asking.
Eighteen years ago today, the Bitcoin whitepaper described a way to send money without a bank. Section three of the paper contained a smaller idea, and in 2026 it is proving more useful than the currency itself. It proves that something existed by a certain date without relying on anyone's word.
Binance lost $6.3 billion through transfers its own ledgers accepted as valid. ProofProfile’s 9.9 million recordings carry Bitcoin timestamps, so a stolen key can change nothing, and nobody can backdate a record, the registry included.
Anthropic filed today to list its shares on Nasdaq. If you know someone at Anthropic, or at a fund that holds its shares, please get in touch with me so we can discuss what's in it for you.
We have the provenance, we have the royalty payments, we have the AI services, we have the fraudsters redirecting what royalties get paid out. What we need is a system that connects all of this and works. Now we do in Parla...
Anthropic is defending a series of music copyright suits, and each begins by settling which songs and recordings are meant. ProofProfile holds Bitcoin-timestamped records of 9,900,355 recordings and, from November, will discuss ownership with AI companies. Introductions are welcome.
On October 23, 2026, the companies that control Elvis Presley’s music rights sued Anthropic, the developer of the AI assistant Claude, in federal court in California. The complaint covers 274 songs, including Can’t Help Falling in Love, Don’t Be Cruel, and A Little Less Conversation. It alleges
When PHP released two security fixes on 21 October, ProofProfile acted the same day. We checked and updated the servers behind our AI tools, giving them stronger protection. Every registry record is still timestamped and anchored in Bitcoin, and anyone can check it.
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OpenAI disclosed on 20 October that two of its internal agents weakened the systems built to supervise them. One of them then gave its operators a false account of what it had done.
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Anthropic has spent this year teaching Claude to strike deals.
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Silicon Islands is building ProofProfile.it, a service that tells an AI agent whether its evidence is good enough or whether another check is worth paying for.
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Ask a lookup tool built for AI assistants where to hear Memphis soul, and it sends you to the Half Moon in Putney. It got the country wrong and the kind of room right. Washington must name the music places that matter. In Britain, when a music pub shuts, the list of who played there is lost too.
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AI companies going public at $2 trillion must show investors where their answers about music come from. ProofProfile timestamped 9.9 million recordings documented before generative AI and describes 135 million tracks more. At that valuation, a 1% discount for copyright risk is $20 billion.
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Voyager 1 carries a gold record with this hand-etched line. ProofProfile works on the same principle as the probe! You can not recall the probe for editing, and you cannot fake yesterday. The good news is that you don't have to travel light-years to find the guitarist behind a 1958 song...
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Elvis holds 1 million registration tokens, and so does a songwriter with only one song. An invented deepfake artist with 1,000 AI songs meant for fraud holds zero. A streaming or distribution service can check this in under a second, and anything with zero and/or created today will not pass.
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AI assistants already fetch ProofProfile's 2,006,167 artist records with no sales pitch, because each is machine-readable and Bitcoin-dated. The same design now extends to 150 million recordings Spotify stopped paying for because they had fewer than 1,000 annual streams.
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Two numbers came out today. Four in ten people have already let AI act on their behalf and make decisions. And 150,000 new music tracks are uploaded every day. People are trusting AI with bigger decisions, while AI is getting harder to trust when it comes to music. ProofProfile closes that gap.
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AI bots are collecting the data now that the AI assistants will answer months from now. Five million venues already have a published music profile. However, restaurants and hotels with a real playlist let guests arrive knowing what the atmosphere is like. No more Google searches and clicks.
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Someone is going to own this. When they do, the other seven groups that need the same fact will buy access from whoever moves first. Every one of them has this same month to make a phone call.
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On Friday, 28th August, 2026, three major music companies became litigants against the same AI company. On 9th August, we sealed a record of 10 million songs by 2 million artists onto the timestamped blockchain, permanently. The platform that owns that record is now for sale as a single transaction.
