Question 1

How does Generaitiv's creation flow connect AI models and NFTs?

Accepted Answer

In Generaitiv's product design, users first use community-built open-source AI models to generate visual art, then list the work as an NFT. Generating a work and listing it are separate steps; creation does not mean the work has been sold.

Question 2

Why can model creators share in proceeds from a work's sale?

Accepted Answer

The model-royalty mechanism described by Generaitiv in 2023 includes model creators in the distribution of a work's proceeds. When a work made with their AI model is sold, the model creator can receive royalties under that mechanism. The compensation relates to the model's contribution to the work.

Question 3

Does simply generating an image trigger model royalties?

Accepted Answer

Under the model-royalty mechanism described by the project, the trigger is the sale of a derivative work made using that model. Creating an image alone does not mean sales royalties have arisen; the act of creation and a sales event must be distinguished.

Question 4

Does holding GAI automatically entitle someone to royalties from every model?

Accepted Answer

No. Model royalties should not be understood as a universal dividend for all GAI holders. The mechanism concerns the creator of the model used for the work; eligibility for compensation depends on the relationship between that model and the sold work. Holding GAI alone does not entitle a holder to those royalties.

Question 5

What is the relationship between GAI staking in Stage 2 and support for the computing network?

Accepted Answer

The May 2023 Stage 2 announcement described GAI staking as a feature that allocates tokens for rewards, while support for a decentralized computing network through staking was placed after the launch of Stage 3. They belong to different roadmap stages, so the Stage 2 staking announcement does not establish that the computing network was live.

Question 6

How could prompt templates be monetized through NFTs?

Accepted Answer

In the Prompt Masking proposal announced in 2023, creators could sell prompt templates as unlockable content in an NFT. The product idea combines displaying a work with access to template content, allowing prompt creation itself to become sellable content.

Question 7

What could Model Analytics help model authors understand?

Accepted Answer

Model Analytics in the 2023 Stage 2 announcement concerned usage statistics for different AI models, helping authors understand how their models were used. It is a tool for analyzing model use; viewing statistics does not itself mean that a work was sold or royalties were generated.

Question 8

Did the Stage 2 announcement mean the entire roadmap was complete?

Accepted Answer

No. The May 23, 2023 announcement previewed Stage 2 for June 8, including staking, Prompt Masking, and Model Analytics. It also placed the decentralized computing network in the later Stage 3 roadmap, so a stage update must not be equated with completion of later features.

Question 9

How would node operators obtain GAI in the computing-network proposal?

Accepted Answer

In the computing-network proposal described in 2023, node operators would obtain GAI by processing AI workloads, with compensation corresponding to the computing services they provide. This was a task-processing incentive in the network concept, not an automatic reward for merely holding tokens.

Question 10

How would GAI flow between users and nodes for computing tasks?

Accepted Answer

In the 2023 network proposal, users would pay GAI to use advanced AI capabilities, while node operators would earn GAI for processing AI tasks. The two participant groups respectively supply task demand and computing services, creating token-use and token-earning flows. This describes the network design at that time.

Question 11

What role did idle GPUs have in Generaitiv's network concept?

Accepted Answer

The project proposed in 2023 that idle GPUs and computing hardware could serve as node resources for processing AI workloads, putting unused computing power to work on network tasks. Their role was to provide actual computing capacity, and the design for nodes to obtain GAI was also linked to processing tasks.

Question 12

Does listing a generated work as an NFT mean it has been sold?

Accepted Answer

No. Generaitiv's product flow allows AI visual works to be listed as NFTs, but listing only means that a work has entered the sale process. Only an actual sale supports discussion of sale proceeds and related distributions that are triggered by a sale.

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