Aubrey Anderson and George Howard helped create <a href="https://stoi.org/">STOI</a>, the Song That Owns Itself — they experiment with modern crypto-based royalty and licensing, on-chain governance, and human-facing interactive AI, all in the name of the autonomous entity that is <a href="https://stoi.org/s/1">God Particle</a>.

Aubrey Anderson and George Howard helped create STOI, the Song That Owns Itself — they experiment with modern crypto-based royalty and licensing, on-chain governance, and human-facing interactive AI, all in the name of the autonomous entity that is God Particle.

Aubrey Anderson and George Howard helped create <a href="https://stoi.org/" rel="noopener noreferrer">STOI</a>, the Song That Owns Itself — they experiment with modern crypto-based royalty and licensing, on-chain governance, and human-facing interactive AI, all in the name of the autonomous entity that is <a href="https://stoi.org/s/1" rel="noopener noreferrer">God Particle</a>.

The Song That Owns Itself

Matt Condon and Jonathan Mann explore what it means to own things on the blockchain and beyond.

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