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Developing and managing a state-of-the-art blockchain powered social media platform for MUSIC WORLD CUP.

[MWCLabs @MWCLabs]

Music World Cup® is a #blockchain powered #socialmedia platform that was designed to protect the rights of artists and their content globally. Built into the platform is a proprietary algorithm that runs a global ranking competition which empowers artists from over 200 countries.

[MWCLabs @MWCLabs]

Life without Music is not living.

[MWCLabs @MWCLabs]

Give your music away, and make money.

Release limited songs as free limited NFTs—fans collect, trade, & unlock perks.

Smart contracts auto-pay royalties on resales.

Token-gated concerts & exclusive drops for NFT holders.

Brands sponsor viral tracks via on-chain placements.

[MWCLabs @MWCLabs]

The US Copyright Office says, "A work created solely through AI is not copyrightable, but a work that combines human creativity with AI can be copyrighted, so long as there is a “sufficient” amount of human expression in that work."

[MWCLabs @MWCLabs]

AI + blockchain ensures original compositions are verified, protecting artists' rights and automating royalty distribution.

[MWCLabs @MWCLabs]

Blockchain combats music piracy by timestamping ownership on an immutable ledger, enabling cryptographic proof of authorship. Smart contracts automate royalties, while tokenized music (NFTs) enforces scarcity & provenance. No intermediaries, no theft—just verifiable rights.

[MWCLabs @MWCLabs]

Music piracy and unfair royalties have plagued artists for decades. Blockchain fixes this with on-chain ownership, smart contracts for instant payouts, and decentralized rights management. Code enforces what labels never did—fair pay and true control.

[MWCLabs @MWCLabs]

Young musicians no longer need a record deal to succeed. Blockchain enables direct-to-fan monetization, transparent royalties, and smart contracts that ensure artists get paid instantly. No gatekeepers. Just music, ownership, and creative freedom.

[Talal Thabet @TalalThabet]

The Crossroads of AI and Web3: Where Genius Meets Chaos

https://t.co/QzCLx9Thhp via @LinkedIn

[MWCLabs @MWCLabs]

The music industry is evolving, but IP protection is still stuck in the past. Blockchain is changing that. Smart contracts, decentralized rights management, and on-chain royalties ensure artists get paid fairly—instantly. No middlemen. No delays. Just ownership.

[Pavol Lupták @wilderko]

What Edward Snowden just said about Bitcoin is SHOCKING, pay attention
https://t.co/VcomcPhNWf

[MWCLabs @MWCLabs]

@TalalThabet 😂

[Talal Thabet @TalalThabet]

Does anyone feel X has reduced educated, moderately intelligent human beings to thinking in sound bites as many times a day as possible, simply to sound interesting on X, without considering historical context, expert opinion, and at times common sense?

[MWCLabs @MWCLabs]

@TalalThabet Awesome dream.

[MWCLabs @MWCLabs]

@bendiken Congratulations on crafting a brilliantly researched and elegantly written Open Letter to @pmarca. Your commitment to accuracy and thoughtfulness shines through. It's a joy to see such well-crafted content on X.

[Arto Bendiken @bendiken]

Open Letter to Marc Andreessen (@pmarca)

I was saddened but unsurprised to observe that your recent Techno-Optimist Manifesto received more than its share of negative coverage in America and Europe.

Your armchair critics in the press highlighted how they’d read your 5,000-word manifesto “so [we] don’t have to”, and, smug in their luxury beliefs, lambasted your audacity in defending or—God forbid—promoting capitalism and free markets, the very foundations they owe their comfortable lives to.

You had surely hoped for a better class of critics, but as a self-made man in this twilight of Western civilization where could you have aspired to find them? It could not have been in the tech press, which now bears little resemblance to, say, Wired as we knew it back in the ‘90s.

No, these were the kind of journos who painted the night sky “dystopian” after Starlink redefined connectivity, and who maligned the test launches of Starship—the most powerful rocket ever built—as “failures”. Nearer to me, over here in Dubai, they called the Burj Khalifa—the tallest skyscraper on the planet, reaching over half a mile into the sky—“a frightening, purposeless monument”.

[Talal Thabet @TalalThabet]

As the CEO of a tech company, I find great inspiration in reflecting upon the extraordinary achievements of Ḥasan Ibn al-Haytham and his ability to share his science with others without regulation or govt involvement. He was truly a trailblazer, a scientist whose brilliance outshone his time by five centuries, leaving an indelible mark on the course of human knowledge.

Al-Haytham's pioneering work in optics and the scientific method laid the cornerstone for our understanding of light, vision, and the fundamental principles of empirical inquiry. His remarkable masterpiece, "Kitāb al-Manāẓir" (Book of Optics), serves as a timeless testament to his visionary intellect and relentless pursuit of truth.

It is awe-inspiring to contemplate how his ground-breaking discoveries influenced giants of science such as Galileo, Isaac Newton, Johannes Kepler, and René Descartes. These luminaries embraced and built upon al-Haytham's profound insights, propelling their own scientific endeavors to new heights.

As someone leading a team deeply entrenched in the world of technology and innovation, I feel a profound sense of gratitude for al-Haytham's contributions. His unwavering commitment to the scientific and systematic reasoning reminds me of the importance of unrestricted rigorous exploration, experimentation, and intellectual curiosity.

Today, Haltia AI celebrate Ḥasan Ibn al-Haytham as a visionary whose legacy has helped shape the foundation of modern scientific discovery through the sharing of scientific findings, knowledge and innovation. His genius serves as a guiding light, propelling us to push the boundaries of knowledge and reaffirming the transformative power of human intellect and ingenuity, where science and progress are unrestricted.

[Pedro Domingos @pmddomingos]

DeepMind’s big bet was deep reinforcement learning, but it hasn’t panned out on any real-world problems.

[MWCLabs @MWCLabs]

@HaltiaAI From one tech team changing the world, to another - watch out for the Deceptacons.
Congratulations team #HaltiaAI

[MWCLabs @MWCLabs]

Who thinks the allegations against Binance by the SEC are true?

[Talal Thabet @TalalThabet]

Wage war on poverty.
Not on poor people.

#OneWorldOneLove