Victor Riparbelli

We're going to sue you out of existence if you don't fix this problem and pay us some money. I said, what did they do? Well, okay, we have to detect if something is actually copyrighted, right?

We're going to sue you out of existence if you don't fix this problem and pay us some money. I said, what did they do? Well, okay, we have to detect if something is actually copyrighted, right?

We're going to sue you out of existence if you don't fix this problem and pay us some money. I said, what did they do? Well, okay, we have to detect if something is actually copyrighted, right?

So when you upload a video to YouTube, as I'm sure you know, it'll scan it and if it's copyrighted music in it, it'll either take it down or most of the time it'll just put an ad in the middle of it and it'll pay something back to the license holders. Now what's actually happening here, right, is that you're uploading a piece of content

So when you upload a video to YouTube, as I'm sure you know, it'll scan it and if it's copyrighted music in it, it'll either take it down or most of the time it'll just put an ad in the middle of it and it'll pay something back to the license holders. Now what's actually happening here, right, is that you're uploading a piece of content

So when you upload a video to YouTube, as I'm sure you know, it'll scan it and if it's copyrighted music in it, it'll either take it down or most of the time it'll just put an ad in the middle of it and it'll pay something back to the license holders. Now what's actually happening here, right, is that you're uploading a piece of content

And in, I mean, milliseconds, that piece of content is held up against a database of billions of songs. From that little short clip, like a four second clip of a song, it actually identifies in milliseconds what song it is. And if it's a copyrighted song, they'll put something in there.

And in, I mean, milliseconds, that piece of content is held up against a database of billions of songs. From that little short clip, like a four second clip of a song, it actually identifies in milliseconds what song it is. And if it's a copyrighted song, they'll put something in there.

And in, I mean, milliseconds, that piece of content is held up against a database of billions of songs. From that little short clip, like a four second clip of a song, it actually identifies in milliseconds what song it is. And if it's a copyrighted song, they'll put something in there.

So if you imagine that happening as well, you upload a video and I upload a video on my channel with maybe with this interview, right? But I've cut out 10 minutes of it. It'll just say, this is actually a piece of, this is a clip from Harry's original podcast, which was released two weeks prior to Victor putting this on his YouTube channel.

So if you imagine that happening as well, you upload a video and I upload a video on my channel with maybe with this interview, right? But I've cut out 10 minutes of it. It'll just say, this is actually a piece of, this is a clip from Harry's original podcast, which was released two weeks prior to Victor putting this on his YouTube channel.

So if you imagine that happening as well, you upload a video and I upload a video on my channel with maybe with this interview, right? But I've cut out 10 minutes of it. It'll just say, this is actually a piece of, this is a clip from Harry's original podcast, which was released two weeks prior to Victor putting this on his YouTube channel.

And if you want to watch the full thing, you can click to it here. So begin to build this like chain of content and we can identify where things came from. That does require we have a centralized database, decentralized ideally, right?

And if you want to watch the full thing, you can click to it here. So begin to build this like chain of content and we can identify where things came from. That does require we have a centralized database, decentralized ideally, right?

And if you want to watch the full thing, you can click to it here. So begin to build this like chain of content and we can identify where things came from. That does require we have a centralized database, decentralized ideally, right?

Where you just write every time you make content, no matter if you're making a video on Synthesia or taking a picture with your camera, you registered in this, I kind of hate to say it, but it could actually be a blockchain. where you register the first time a piece of content was created, and you then upload content to different social platforms, distribution systems.

Where you just write every time you make content, no matter if you're making a video on Synthesia or taking a picture with your camera, you registered in this, I kind of hate to say it, but it could actually be a blockchain. where you register the first time a piece of content was created, and you then upload content to different social platforms, distribution systems.

Where you just write every time you make content, no matter if you're making a video on Synthesia or taking a picture with your camera, you registered in this, I kind of hate to say it, but it could actually be a blockchain. where you register the first time a piece of content was created, and you then upload content to different social platforms, distribution systems.

You check it against that just to see if disinformation, one of the big problems about what people mostly do, right, is that they take a picture from a war five years ago, and they say, this happened yesterday in whatever country. And if you had a system like this, if I tried to do that, actually what it would do is it would say, well, this picture was uploaded five years ago.

You check it against that just to see if disinformation, one of the big problems about what people mostly do, right, is that they take a picture from a war five years ago, and they say, this happened yesterday in whatever country. And if you had a system like this, if I tried to do that, actually what it would do is it would say, well, this picture was uploaded five years ago.