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Which measurements do you need

ProofProfile is a register of 2,006,172 artists and 9,900,355 recordings compiled from music databases before 2022, each record notarized on CopyrightChains and stamped into the Bitcoin blockchain in August 2026. This questionnaire asks which measurements built on that register you need, so we can decide what to build first.

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The eleven measurements

For each measurement, rate its relevance to your work and say whether you would pay for it.

Training data disclosures

Matches the training summaries AI companies publish in the EU against the ProofProfile register, producing a dated statement that a registered recording existed before a given model was trained.

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Assistant answers

Sends the same scheduled questions about an artist to ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews, Gemini and Grok, stores each dated answer and compares its credits with the ProofProfile register record.

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Streaming labels

Reads the AI-generated tags streaming services put on registered recordings and, when a pre-2022 human recording is tagged as AI, attaches the registered record as evidence for the appeal.

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Name claims

Scans new artist pages, link pages, domains and social handles for registered artist names and alerts the artist when a page claims the name without linking to the ProofProfile register record.

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Survival of small catalogs

Tracks the label pages, shop listings and databases that describe each registered recording and records the day each one goes offline, so you know when the ProofProfile register has become the only remaining dated record that the recording existed.

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Second witnesses

Stores the oldest dated mention of each record found on archive and discography sites, with its own timestamp, giving every record two independent dated witnesses.

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Machine marketplaces

Reads the automated storefronts where AI agents buy music, stems and sync licenses, and records whether each listing has provenance.

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Machine readability of the industry

Reads label, publisher, collecting society and distributor sites for the signals AI systems use to understand them, and publishes the results as a ranked index.

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Licensing terms

Collects published terms of AI music licensing deals from filings, investor calls and trade press into a dated benchmark of what the market pays.

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Tools for AI agents

A tool an AI agent can call with the link to any store or release page, which returns the credits shown on that page next to the matching ProofProfile register record, so the agent can see in one step whether the page credits the recording the same way the register does.

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Evidence bundles

Packages every observation, with its page snapshot, hash and timestamp, per matter beside the ProofProfile register record, as a file a lawyer or collecting society can use as it stands.

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Priorities

Choose the three measurements you need first

Choose exactly three.