In the era of AI frenzy, has anyone thought about whose food it is consuming?

$RENDER is providing blood to the AI computing power frenzy, but hardly anyone is asking - where do the data used for training these AI models actually come from?

When legitimate data sources are exhausted, AI starts to indiscriminately consume whatever it can find. It doesn't matter whether you have authorization; anything that can be grabbed is stuffed into its mouth. This is not alarmism; it is a real threat that is happening.

The boundaries of data ownership are being torn apart by the wild expansion of AI.

The existence of Camp Network is to address this fundamental flaw - to redefine the rules of intellectual property ownership in the era of AI. It's not just a slogan, but a genuine effort to build infrastructure.

When technology is racing ahead, the rules must keep up. Otherwise, it will ultimately be the content creators and data owners who pay the price.