How to monetize tens of millions of traffic IP? "Kun Family Army" was put on the chain and put on the shelves in one go!

Last week, "Kun's Army Headshot" became popular all over the Internet. Once the Q version of the yellow chicken wearing various armors was released, it was deeply loved by "Kun friends" from all walks of life. Everyone put on their avatars to respond to the call to form an army, shouting, "The peak welcomes the support of hypocrisy, and the evening witnesses the devout believers", wandering in every speech and comment area that questioned Kunkun.

Chickens, basketballs, armor, spears, all in different colors, who would have thought that it only took an hour to make such a well-made avatar.

The carnival triggered by the avatars successfully captured nearly 100 million traffic on the Internet, and even the movers got a share, but the creator of the work, "Heroes", was not seen by the public.

**In order to protect the reasonable rights and interests of platform creators, Unbounded AI opened the copyright market for AI works as early as April 17th, and will perform blockchain registration for works entering the AI copyright market. **

In this "Kun Family Army" incident, the blockchain copyright certificate issued by Wujie AI for the creator hero provided important evidence support for his rights protection.

On June 27, after Daxia uploaded his work on the social platform, he uploaded the work to the Wujie AI digital copyright market under the suggestion of Wu Jie, the market manager of Wujie AI, and made a corresponding confirmation registration. Afterwards, the communication with the transporter was fruitless, so he used this as a basis to complain about his behavior of transporting the works.

Log in to the official website of Wujietu and search for "Little Yellow Chicken Legion", and you will see ten works created by heroes, with different styles and different prices.

When the platform registered the copyright, it certified the copyright of "Little Yellow Chicken Legion" in accordance with the general copyright standards. Taking "Jinjia Kunkun" as an example, the copyright ownership is 499,999 yuan, the license to adapt it is 49,999.9 yuan, and the license to use it is between 905 and 3,515 yuan. Among them, copyright ownership can be bought and sold, and once bought, you will enjoy the copyright property rights of the work.

Generally, the copyright ownership pricing range of traditional works is wider. You can check the "Licensing Agreement", "Ownership Purchase Agreement" and "Adaptation Rights Purchase Agreement" at the bottom of the official website of Wujietu, and purchase the corresponding rights and interests of the work as needed.

**The copyright of the "Kun Family Army" series works is only sold on Wujie AI. We media and merchants who need it can log on to Wujie Tutu's official website. Only by purchasing the corresponding right to use Kunjiajun, you can enjoy genuine protection, which is simple, convenient and affordable. **

**Different from manual uploads, AI works created by Unbounded AI can be put on the shelves with one click. After being put on the copyright market, you need to sell the right to use the work (at least one), including downloading the original picture, buying out and adapting the right. **Taking the AI work "Fall of a Superstar" as an example, in the licensing rights, it costs 3 credits to download the original image, 20 yuan for the standard authorization, 60 yuan for the extended authorization, and 100 yuan for the commodity authorization. Other authorization types include buyout for 200 yuan and license adaptation rights for 20 yuan.

(1) The licensing rights of the platform are divided into standard authorization, extended authorization, and commodity authorization. Different types of licensing rights correspond to different use scopes and prices. For details, please refer to the "AI Works Licensing Agreement".

(2) Buyout: The complete copyright and property rights of the work are transferred to the buyer. After the work is bought out, it will no longer be sold (the user can still see it). For details, please refer to the "AI Works Rights Transfer Agreement".

(3) Adaptation: refers to a new work created on the basis of the original work by changing the use or form of the work and recreating the original expression in the original work. Every time you purchase the right to adapt, you will own an adapted work For details, please refer to the "AI Works Adaptation Licensing Agreement".

With the rapid development of AI painting technology, more and more people have begun to accept and use AI technology, and some people have even successfully added it to their workflow. However, when it became popular, it also caused many controversies. For example, due to the lack of identification of the rights of artificial intelligence creations in the current legal norms, the discussion on the "copyright of AI works" has not yet been concluded.

In mid-March, we launched two articles, "Copyrightability of AI Works" and "U.S. Copyright Office's "Guidelines for Copyright Application of AI-Generated Works": Good news!" to explore the signals released by the policy on the copyright issue of AI works.

In the fifteenth live broadcast of "Unbounded Talk", we specially invited lawyer Liu Honglin to give a detailed explanation on the copyright ownership of AI paintings and the possibility of commercial implementation.

He pointed out that from the perspective of jurisprudence, the core issue of whether AI enjoys copyright is whether AI is a legal person. If AI is considered to own works, it means that AI is legally recognized as having personality. According to the current domestic legislation and judgments on generative AI, entrepreneurs can refer to Tencent's case to avoid it.

In 2018, Tencent used its own AI software to write a financial news article, which was reprinted by another company and sued that company because of "copyright infringement". The court held that from the perspective of originality, the articles generated by Tencent using AI software are basically indistinguishable from those written by humans, that is, they have a certain degree of originality in copyright law. However, the court did not admit that the robot owns the copyright of this work, but stated that there is an agreement in Tencent's AI software that the person who uses the software has the copyright to the content generated by the software. Therefore, the court held that the other party's reprinting of this article violated copyright.

Lawyer Liu Honglin said that taking Unbounded AI as an example, the platform clearly stipulates in the user agreement that the author's copyright belongs to the creator, that is, the user, for works created using Unbounded AI. **At the same time, Wujie AI also stipulates in the agreement that using Wujie AI platform services to upload, publish or transmit content represents the user's permanent, irrevocable and free authorization to Wujie AI to use its works. Such regulations are a way of addressing the attribution of AI works.

The update and iteration speed of the software must be fast, the types of models must be rich, the drawing effect must be good, and it must be able to meet the creative needs of most people. Unbounded AI has been improving the user experience in all aspects. In order to facilitate the friendly communication among AI art lovers, the platform has successively launched the functions of "same style with one click" and "square channel". In order to help users generate income through AI paintings, the copyright market of the platform is open to AI works.