I've seen the people contributing the raw material — whether data, feedback, labeling work, or domain expertise rarely share in the long-term value created.
And many of them broader problem @OpenLedger OpenLedger is trying to address. OpenLedger describes itself as an “AI Blockchain” designed to unlock liquidity around data, models, and AI agents. Rather than treating AI development as something controlled by a centralized platform, OpenLedger proposes an infrastructure where contributions across the AI lifecycle can be tracked, attributed, and rewarded on-chain. The concept sounds ambitious, but the underlying idea is relatively straightforward. AI systems are built from layers of human and machine collaboration. Someone contributes data. Someone else labels or organizes it. Developers build models.