Ai Powered Copyright Infringement Software

Ai Powered Copyright Infringement Software Success Stories [2024]

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Updated: July 23rd, 2024

Imagine a digital guard dog that could sniff out and identify instances of copyright infringement - this is the essence of the proposed business idea. We’re talking about leveraging AI technology to develop software that can detect and manage copyright infringement in real time.

The software operates by scanning platforms across the internet to accurately identify copied content, images, music and beyond, instantly alerting the original owners. With the surge of digital content created daily, such a tool isn't just convenient – it's necessary for content creators, institutions and businesses alike.

Starting this business, you'll be entering a space that combines technology and legal intellectual property rights, a niche with immense potential. If you've ever considered venturing into the realms where AI meets law, there isn't a more opportune moment than now. Riding the wave of digital technology advancement, consider being the provider of a tool that artists, writers, musicians and companies have been waiting for.

In this list, you'll find real-world AI powered copyright infringement software success stories and very profitable examples of starting a AI powered copyright infringement software that makes money.

1. White Bullet ($1.2M/year)

Peter Szyszko, a former intellectual property lawyer, founded White Bullet after realizing the need for efficient processes to differentiate between legal and illegal online content. By using AI and machine learning, White Bullet has developed an IP Infringement Analytics Platform that identifies infringing websites and tracks the advertising funding them. The company has experienced significant growth, attracting clients from the media industry, government, and law enforcement sectors.

How much money it makes: $1.2M/year
How many people on the team: 16

How We Developed A Leading IP Infringement Analytics Platform

White Bullet CEO and founder, Peter Szyszko, discusses how he identified and began targeting IP-infringing websites and apps with his IPI Analytics Platform, which has seen the company grow and expand into new areas such as social media antipiracy and connected TV.

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