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Comments (4)

mockingloris · 4h ago

@Terretta > So close.

What do you think is missing from Prince’s pay-per-crawl to fully bridge the gap between user experience and sustainable content monetization?

I'm curious to hear your take on this. Do you think new, simple sustainable content models will emerge to support the diverse content the current web offers, or are we heading for a significant consolidation of information where only the largest players can survive?

I am thinking along the lines of a new open protocol for for-profit web content, content creators could even be paid on the DNS level. Technical users can roll their own SSCP(simple-sustainable-content-protocol(s)) linked with a blockchain wallet or other and every user's browser will have a SSCP wallet for content spends.

Always enjoy your thoughtful perspectives.

kingstnap · 3h ago

Not OP, but I think one way things shake out (at least for news) is this:

Step 1: News journalists offer an LLM friendly private API to OpenAI and others. Maybe they create some special templated markdown articles.

Step 2: OpenAI offers a subscription add-on: Want up to date news for your chat sessions? Pay $5/month, and we will give a bundled "News" tool from various paywalled journals. Maybe NYTimes and Economist and whatnot.

Step 3: Now, you can ask ChatGPT to give you current events in the morning.

Now you can imagine this sort of market for other useful things as well. Basically, selling curated information to chat bots.

You can play around with the exact arrows here. Maybe you instead buy an LLM access key directly from NYTimes, and then you can plug it into multiple chat providers.

The idea is that you create a market for first-party LLM MCP or similar. Like maybe one for YouTube tooling bundled together with YouTube premium.

I'm not sure what people would pay for. But I think it should be centred around curation and new information somehow.

Terretta · 14h ago

Instead of ten blue links to choose from after a search – with advertising displayed at the top and right of results – AI chatbots just supply you with the answer. It’s a much better experience for users. …

The problem this creates, however, is that there are no ads when AI chatbots give you the answer.

So close.

1gn15 · 16m ago

With this logic, CloudFlare should also get into the business of blocking adblock users. Imagine getting detected from using adblock, and you get IP-banned from CloudFlare-"protected" websites for the next week or something.

(Please don't.)