AI Companion Relationship Portability: Moving Preferences Without Moving Private Chats
How AI social products can make preferences and relationship state portable without exposing private chats or sensitive long-term memories.
How AI social products can make preferences and relationship state portable without exposing private chats or sensitive long-term memories.
A practical architecture for portable creator AI license registries covering voice, likeness, territory, duration, revocation and commercial scope.
How AI agents can translate user intent into deterministic wallet policies with limits, approvals and auditable execution.
A business infrastructure guide to reconciling creator AI revenue across app stores, card payments, refunds, taxes, platform fees and on-chain royalty distribution.
How AI social platforms can create verifiable digital goods with provenance, creator attribution, ownership records and utility without token-first speculation.
A practical framework for deciding which creator AI licensing records belong on-chain and which should remain off-chain for privacy, flexibility and enforcement.
A product and infrastructure framework for portable AI identities across profile, creator rights, preferences, memory, credentials and private relationship data.
A practical architecture for AI agent wallet permissions using session keys, spending limits, allowlists, human approval and revocation.
How AI companion platforms can combine Web3 with digital goods, memberships, creator IP and portable ownership while avoiding speculative token-first design.
How creator AI platforms can use smart contracts for transparent revenue sharing while handling app-store fees, refunds, inference costs and off-chain payments correctly.