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The tech giant Intel has already made preparations for the blockchain. This time, they see the blockchain as a new way to restructure DRM.
In the US Patent and Trademark Office’s patent application published on March 8, Intel described a method of downloading digital image rights using a blockchain. The uniqueness of this method is enough to become a patent protected invention. The patent application states: 'The blockchain technique is used to record and verify the attributes of digital content related to copyright protection. For example, it may include the identifier of the content author, a timestamp indicating when the content was created, and a monitoring result of detecting copy or modification of the content.' As mentioned above, the platform that adopts this technology can use multiple types of software to automatically evaluate the copyright policy settings for each image, even if the photos were obtained from an external source. Then, it creates unique ones for the original content and any modified versions. Identified. This patent describes these identities as 'shadow images'.
Intel’s patents also refer to video and other types of content, providing more comprehensive protection of the copyright system through a wealth of additional features. For example, Intel's system allows users to maintain ongoing works, including 'unstructured' works. If there are multiple editorial documents. By using Intel's blockchain technology, each editor's content can only be based on copyright. The policy settings are modified. Despite this, Intel is not a unicorn in the construction of digital rights blockchains. In addition to the blockchain industry project such as Berkeley's Open Music Project, which is promoting the promotion of digital copyright, including China Public Security and WENN Digital. The companies in the company also expressed their strong desire to enter the digital rights blockchain. It is reported that this patent is another protection of Intel's own digital content industry. In June 2016, Intel submitted a blockchain software patent, which can help to study DNA, mainly for gene sequencing. scenes to be used.
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