TDM·AI – AI Content Licensing or Opt-Out Declarations
TDM·AI is a protocol to inseparably bind machine-readable rightsholder preferences (opt-out or opt-in) declarations to your works (asset-based) so that your digital content can be properly licensed or effectively excluded from training models and applications of generative AI.

It is based on the DSM Directive on Copyright 2019/790, Article 4(3), making use of the benefits of the International Standard Content Code (ISO 24138 – ISCC) and Creator Credentials.
TDM·AI – AI Content Licensing or Opt-Out Declarations
TDM·AI is a protocol to inseparably bind machine-readable rightsholder preferences (opt-out or opt-in) declarations to your works (asset-based) so that your digital content can be properly licensed or effectively excluded from training models and applications of generative AI.

It is based on the DSM Directive on Copyright 2019/790, Article 4(3), making use of the benefits of the International Standard Content Code (ISO 24138 – ISCC) and Creator Credentials.
Creator Credentials – Liccium's Identity Solution
Liccium is introduces Verifiable Credentials to the cultural and creative industries by developing a user-centric digital identity management framework that is specifically designed to serve the unique needs of the cultural and creative industries.

Creator Credentials is a software application that can be used by creators to request and hold verifiable credentials (VCs) to manage their decentralised digital identities. It can be used by media organisations, membership organisations or other trust services to manage and issue verifiable credentials to creators and other rightsholders.
Creator Credentials – Liccium's Identity Solution
Liccium is introduces Verifiable Credentials to the cultural and creative industries by developing a user-centric digital identity management framework that is specifically designed to serve the unique needs of the cultural and creative industries.

Creator Credentials is a software application that can be used by creators to request and hold verifiable credentials (VCs) to manage their decentralised digital identities. It can be used by media organisations, membership organisations or other trust services to manage and issue verifiable credentials to creators and other rightsholders.