Spent hours reading through OpenLedger and I honestly don’t think the interesting part is the “AI blockchain” narrative anymore.
The real idea hiding underneath is attribution.
AI systems are absorbing enormous amounts of human contribution — data, research, workflows, conversations — yet almost none of that value flows back to the people behind it.
OpenLedger seems to be building around a very uncomfortable question:
If intelligence becomes programmable infrastructure, who actually owns the value it creates?
That feels much bigger than another AI hype cycle.
Maybe the next infrastructure war in AI won’t be about compute.
Maybe it’ll be about provenance, attribution, and economic visibility.