We are pleased to announce that our Secur3D Pre-Alpha Pilot Program is now available and accepting partners looking to protect their creator community and safeguard their games, marketplaces, and platforms from theft and infringement.
After having a great time learning with, and from many of Vancouver’s leading business leaders, we wanted to take a moment and reflect on some of our favourite moments from Vancouver’s Gen-AI (GPT) Summit. Before diving in, credit and thanks are due to Walter Pela, and the team at KPMG Canada, who organized this event and united
Who Owns User Generated Content (UGC)? Understanding Ownership and Legal Concerns User-generated content (UGC), and more specifically, 3D UGC is taking over the digital landscape, transforming the way we create and consume content online. From building add-ons like new levels or worlds, to sharing and selling original works on dedicated marketplaces, UGC is empowering creators
In a world where 3D assets are becoming increasingly indispensable across various industries, including video games, movies, architecture, and product design, the effective management of these assets is of paramount importance. The surge in user-generated content (UGC) calls for a proactive moderation model to keep pace with the expanding volume of 3D assets. Traditional asset
Creators, brands, and businesses operating in the 3D space are increasingly choosing to pursue legal action in response to infringement of their intellectual property (IP) rights. This has sent IP law to the foreground of disputes ranging from Hermès’ NFT Trademark Suit to stolen 3D models popping up on platforms such as TurboSquid and Sketchfab,
3D art is gaining popularity as more artists and creators turn to digital mediums for expression. However, as the popularity of 3D art increases, so does the issue of theft. We once looked at this as a solely human problem, but Generative AI has now soared to topping the long list of threats to the
In the world of digital art, Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become a contested topic. Each new text-to-image trend is closely followed by resounding questions and concerns. There is no denying that the output quality attained by current AI technology is impressive. AI art tools are simple to access, and user friendly, tempting even those who
The tech world is buzzing with excitement about AI! From improving global healthcare and finance to revolutionizing the way we create content, the possibilities unveiled by emerging technology are mind-blowing. Our team sat down with The Globe and Mail to further explore current, and future implications. The Globe and Mail is one of Canada’s leading
More than ever, artists are empowered to bring their wildest creative dreams to life. They have the tools, the skills, the platforms, and the audience to explore their creativity.
Trying to protect all this great work is a full-time job of its own, and thousands of artists around the world are at risk. Digital IP theft is rife. It’s criminal.
We are willing to bet that whatever you are into has its own Discord server. After all, that’s the magic of the internet, isn’t it; Learning that we are more similar to one another than we could have imagined without the instant, unprecedented connectivity that it has given us. The best communities to join are the ones you care about.
We are pleased to announce that our Secur3D Pre-Alpha Pilot Program is now available and accepting partners looking to protect their creator community and safeguard their games, marketplaces, and platforms from theft and infringement.
After having a great time learning with, and from many of Vancouver’s leading business leaders, we wanted to take a moment and reflect on some of our favourite moments from Vancouver’s Gen-AI (GPT) Summit. Before diving in, credit and thanks are due to Walter Pela, and the team at KPMG Canada, who organized this event and united
Who Owns User Generated Content (UGC)? Understanding Ownership and Legal Concerns User-generated content (UGC), and more specifically, 3D UGC is taking over the digital landscape, transforming the way we create and consume content online. From building add-ons like new levels or worlds, to sharing and selling original works on dedicated marketplaces, UGC is empowering creators
In a world where 3D assets are becoming increasingly indispensable across various industries, including video games, movies, architecture, and product design, the effective management of these assets is of paramount importance. The surge in user-generated content (UGC) calls for a proactive moderation model to keep pace with the expanding volume of 3D assets. Traditional asset
Creators, brands, and businesses operating in the 3D space are increasingly choosing to pursue legal action in response to infringement of their intellectual property (IP) rights. This has sent IP law to the foreground of disputes ranging from Hermès’ NFT Trademark Suit to stolen 3D models popping up on platforms such as TurboSquid and Sketchfab,
3D art is gaining popularity as more artists and creators turn to digital mediums for expression. However, as the popularity of 3D art increases, so does the issue of theft. We once looked at this as a solely human problem, but Generative AI has now soared to topping the long list of threats to the
In the world of digital art, Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become a contested topic. Each new text-to-image trend is closely followed by resounding questions and concerns. There is no denying that the output quality attained by current AI technology is impressive. AI art tools are simple to access, and user friendly, tempting even those who
The tech world is buzzing with excitement about AI! From improving global healthcare and finance to revolutionizing the way we create content, the possibilities unveiled by emerging technology are mind-blowing. Our team sat down with The Globe and Mail to further explore current, and future implications. The Globe and Mail is one of Canada’s leading
More than ever, artists are empowered to bring their wildest creative dreams to life. They have the tools, the skills, the platforms, and the audience to explore their creativity.
Trying to protect all this great work is a full-time job of its own, and thousands of artists around the world are at risk. Digital IP theft is rife. It’s criminal.
We are willing to bet that whatever you are into has its own Discord server. After all, that’s the magic of the internet, isn’t it; Learning that we are more similar to one another than we could have imagined without the instant, unprecedented connectivity that it has given us. The best communities to join are the ones you care about.
