AI learns permission,
and the world learns coexistence.
CoReset is the rights and
settlement infrastructure for the AI era.
Enabling lawful data use for AI,
protecting creators' rights,
and supporting fair value sharing for all.
"Consumers create the value of digital data,
but the profit always goes to the platforms."
PROBLEM 01
AI Industry's Greatest Barrier Is Not Technology or Infrastructure.
It Is Permission From Data Producers.
AI can learn from billions of documents, images, videos, and datasets. Today, the AI industry is focused on securing GPUs, semiconductors, and data centers.
However, the greatest bottleneck in the AI era is not GPUs. It is rights holders.
In structures involving multiple rights holders—such as co-owned copyrights, co-owned patents, shared databases, and jointly owned intellectual property—even a single rights holder's objection may limit AI training permissions, licensing agreements, and the utilization of intellectual property.
Current copyright and IPR systems provide mechanisms for registering and protecting rights. However, they face significant challenges in efficiently managing and proving:
- Who the actual rights holders are
- Who has granted permission for use
- Who has objected to such use
- The scope of authorized use
- How these facts can be demonstrated and enforced against third parties
For AI companies, there is an issue even more important than acquiring data itself. They must determine from whom authorization should be obtained for the use of specific data and content, and whether such authorization has been lawfully granted by the legitimate rights holders.
AI is already ready to learn. GPUs are ready. Data centers are ready.
However, unless a clear framework exists for obtaining permissions from intellectual property rights holders and compensating them appropriately, the scope of AI utilization will inevitably remain limited.
Ultimately, the greatest challenge facing the AI industry is not technology, but the authorization and compensation of rights holders.
CoReset is a Real Web3.0 Intellectual Property Economy System for the AI era that connects rights holders, verifies usage permissions, and ensures that fair compensation flows to data producers and creators.
PROBLEM 02
Why Can't AI Fairly Compensate
Data Producers?
Today, most AI systems are trained on data, content, and behavioral records created by humanity.
However, in a system where identifying rights holders and obtaining usage permissions remains difficult
- Data producers often receive no compensation.
- Creators struggle to verify whether and how their works have been used.
- Platforms continue to utilize and monetize data.
- The contributions and rights of contributors are often neither recorded nor recognized.
As a result, while the AI industry continues to grow, the contributions of data producers and creators are not being fairly recorded, compensated, or settled.
APPROACH
CoReset Solution
Compensation Flows When Permissions Are Verified and Recorded.
CoReset provides a rights holder-centric governance infrastructure that connects:
- Third-party enforceability among co-owned IPR structures
- AI training permission and authorization history management
- Joint rights holder management and verification
- Royalty settlement and distribution
While preserving the rights of the original rights holders, CoReset connects the flow of permissions and compensation.
Through this framework, AI companies can verify usage permissions, while data producers and creators can receive fair compensation for their contributions.
GOVERNANCE
A Utility-Driven Rights DAO,
Beyond Speculative Web 3.0
CoReset is not just another coin project.
It is a rights-based DAO ecosystem built on the software copyright structure of the Khanaires Warrant Web (2018) and the Khanteum App (2019), proven through years of real-world operation and validation.
DAO participants engage in collective production activities such as:
- Mainnet construction
- Joint creation
- Data validation
- Governance
—with the resulting outputs distributed as utility tokens grounded in a secondary copyright structure.
Ownership is Passive.
Contribution is Power.
CoReset values contribution over ownership.
DAO participation, validation, creation, and contribution form the foundation of the CoReset ecosystem. Only active participants may engage in co-copyright structures, governance participation rights, derivative creation opportunities, and rights-based reward mechanisms.
Rather than an investor-driven model, CoReset is designed as a producer-centric governance ecosystem where creators, contributors, and data producers collectively create, govern, and share value.
Taxation
Income is classified as "Other Income from Copyrights",
not investment income.
CoReset's settlement structure is designed based on joint copyright participation, royalty settlement, and contribution-based distribution rather than simple investment dividends or interest income. Accordingly, settlement results may be classified as "Other Income from Copyrights" under national tax law.
Global Compliance Architecture
KEY QUESTIONS
Why Do We Need a Rights Infrastructure in the AI Era?
1. Definition of a Third Party▾
In other words, a third party is someone other than the contracting or legal parties (A and B) in a contract, property transfer, claim, or other legal arrangement, yet may be impacted by the legal effects arising from that arrangement.
According to the jurisprudence of the Supreme Court of Korea:
"A third party is a person who is not a party to the legal act and who has acquired an independent legal status on the premise of the existence of that legal act."
In the age of AI, where joint copyrights and jointly owned intellectual property rights (IPRs) are increasingly common, third-party relationships may also arise among co-rights holders themselves.
For example, even if some co-copyright holders participate in granting licenses, assigning rights, or authorizing AI training, other co-rights holders who did not directly participate in those legal acts may still occupy a third-party position with respect to their own share of rights and legal interests.
CoReset provides a Third-Party Opposability Infrastructure that enables rights relationships, consent histories, licensing records, and authorization events arising within joint-rights structures to be verifiably demonstrated and enforceable against third parties.
This infrastructure is designed to create transparent, auditable, and legally provable records of rights ownership, consent, and usage permissions in collaborative copyright and intellectual property ecosystems.
2. What Is Third-Party Enforceability?▾
In the AI era, a single work or dataset often involves multiple copyright holders, patent holders, and other IPR owners. When conflicts arise among rights holders or the scope of authorization is unclear, the use of such assets—including licensing, AI training permissions, and royalty settlements—may become restricted.
While existing copyright and IPR systems provide mechanisms for registering and protecting rights, they face significant challenges in efficiently managing and proving:
• Who the actual rights holders are
• Who granted authorization for use
• Who objected to such use
• The scope of authorized use
• How these facts can be demonstrated to co-rights holders and external third parties
These challenges can become major obstacles for AI companies seeking training data and for financial institutions issuing RWA (Real World Asset) products backed by intangible assets.
Based on its Rights Sharing System patent, CoReset separates IP ownership from the rights-to-receive-benefits structure, providing a third-party enforceability infrastructure capable of managing usage permissions, rights verification, and compensation settlement within complex multi-owner environments.
Through this framework, CoReset enables transparent recording and verification of rights relationships and AI training authorizations among co-rights holders, while creating a foundation for fair compensation to data producers and creators in the AI era.
3. Who Owns the Rights to AI Training Data?▾
CoReset provides a framework for recording and settling their contributions and usage authorization histories.
4. Why Is a Compensation Framework Needed for Data Producers in the AI Era?▾
CoReset provides a framework that enables the contributions of data producers, creators, and rights holders to be properly recorded, verified, and compensated.
5. Why Are the EU and South Korea Emphasizing Authorization and Rights Holder Protection in the AI Era?▾
The European Union has emphasized the importance of data provenance, transparency, and rights holder protection through the AI Act and related copyright regulations. Across Europe, copyright holders, publishers, and content companies have already initiated legal actions against major AI companies regarding the use of copyrighted works in AI training, making the legality of training data a critical legal issue.
South Korea has also taken significant steps in this direction. In 2026, the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism (MCST) and the Korea Copyright Commission released the Guidelines on Fair Use Under Copyright Law for Generative AI Training, highlighting that rights holder interests and authorization may become important factors in determining the legality of AI training activities. At the same time, copyright disputes and litigation involving generative AI training have begun to emerge within Korea.
Since 2025, AI-related copyright litigation has accelerated globally and domestically, signaling a structural shift in the AI industry rather than isolated legal disputes.
The industry is now moving from a competition for data acquisition to a competition for authorization acquisition.
The next generation of competitive advantage will not be defined solely by GPUs, semiconductors, or data centers.
It will be defined by the ability to determine:
• Who the legitimate rights holders are
• Who granted authorization for use
• How many co-rights holders exist
• How those facts can be verified and proven
• How compensation arising from such use can be fairly settled and distributed
CoReset addresses these challenges by providing a Real Web3.0 Intellectual Property Economy System that connects authorization management, rights verification, third-party enforceability, and compensation settlement across complex co-owned copyright and IPR structures.
In the AI era, the key competitive advantage is no longer GPUs alone—it is the ability to prove authorization from rights holders.
Data Sovereignty
Expansion of nation-level data self-reliance models
Fair Distribution
Fair distribution of copyrights, royalties, and digital assets
AI Rewards
Establishment of data-based compensation structures essential for the AI era
The Operating Layer of the
AI-Era Rights Economy
CoReset builds a deep-learning ecosystem that respects copyrights through fair compensation.
CoReset
Creating the future of deep learning
with fair compensation
CoReset is the infrastructure that records, governs, and settles the flow of rights and revenues generated across the AI, data center, and digital asset industries. We enable creators, rights holders, and enterprises to utilize data and intellectual property within a trusted environment, while ensuring that the value created is shared fairly among all stakeholders. Built on the principle of balancing technological innovation with rights protection, CoReset is creating a sustainable ecosystem where AI and human creativity can grow together and thrive.
4 Core Technologies
One Governance.
Multiple Economies.
Khanteum
A Push-to-Earn platform where participation and engagement in "Everyone's Startup Audition" are transformed into royalty-linked value.
Khanway
A rights-driven asset infrastructure connecting physical assets, digital assets, and future value.
CoReset NFT Market
A governance marketplace integrating joint ownership, DAO participation, and NFT-based rights.
AI Data Mining
A data rights and settlement pipeline powered by user activity, behavioral insights, and AI-driven analytics.
Business Model
CoReset Token's Areas of Application
AI (Artificial Intelligence)
In the AI industry, the CoReset Token is utilized as a collateral mechanism or a copyright compensation system for training data. It supports the development of systems that automatically distribute royalties to copyright holders for all data used by AI data centers, enabling an ethical and sustainable AI ecosystem.
RWA (Real World Assets)
Provides digital finance companies with technologies to digitize real-world assets such as real estate, artworks, and commodities through tokenization. Through CoReset’s opposability-against-third-parties technology, real-world assets with complex ownership structures can be safely tokenized and traded.
STO (Security Token Offering)
Provides innovative companies and financial institutions seeking to convert traditional financial assets into blockchain-based securities with compliant yet flexible asset management. A royalty-based distribution system ensures transparent profit allocation for investors.
NFTs (Non-Fungible Tokens)
Issues ownership and copyrights of creative works—such as digital art, music, and videos—as NFTs. With CoReset’s technology resolving third-party copyright issues, works with multiple copyright holders can be safely tokenized and traded as NFTs.
Goods
Supports B2B, B2C, G2G, and G2B entities by developing forward trading systems for physical goods and services. By utilizing a competitive forward trading database, future value of goods is tokenized and direct supplier–consumer transactions are mediated via blockchain.
Integrated Ecosystem
Companies operating across AI, RWA, STO, NFTs, and Goods are connected around the CoReset Token to form a unified digital economic ecosystem. Synergies across sectors enable new business models and value creation.
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