AI governance is heading down a different path from typical regulation. EU, Korea, and US legislation, academic critique, market autonomous adoption, identity/KYC complement, compliance SaaS - five branches pointing the same direction, plus the 5 elements of governance taking shape.
The real buyers driving Deepfake Detection toward $15B aren't security teams - they're BFSI KYC departments. Four-SaaS breakdown, Hong Kong incident impact, and the Korean KYC 2.0 mapping through data.
Proof of personhood and AI agent identity are two layers of the same track. World ID, Passkey, DID adoption curves + Defakto, t54, Indicio funding + payment network entries - the entire identity track in one piece.
AI governance is heading down a different path from typical regulation. EU, Korea, and US legislation, academic critique, market autonomous adoption, identity/KYC complement, compliance SaaS - five branches pointing the same direction, plus the 5 elements of governance taking shape.
The real buyers driving Deepfake Detection toward $15B aren't security teams - they're BFSI KYC departments. Four-SaaS breakdown, Hong Kong incident impact, and the Korean KYC 2.0 mapping through data.
Proof of personhood and AI agent identity are two layers of the same track. World ID, Passkey, DID adoption curves + Defakto, t54, Indicio funding + payment network entries - the entire identity track in one piece.
The two dominant AI content watermark standards - SynthID and C2PA - adoption broken down by modality, timeline, and camp. Same trust problem at different layers, heading toward coexistence rather than displacement. Plus EU Article 50's operational gaps and compliance gaming scenarios.
As AI-generated content becomes the default, trust infrastructure is splitting into content, personhood, and agent-identity tracks. Five markets, a 5-layer frame, five Big Tech camps, VC flows, and regulation - placed on a single plane.
The canvas commoditizes, but the builder market explodes. What ends is not the builder - it's the premise that the canvas is where value lives.
Automation potential across 10 European countries differs from the US by only 1 percentage point. The real gap comes from adoption pace and country-level variance. AI fluency demand surged 5×, and the Skill Change Index reveals an exposure map across skills.
Analysis of major players entering the GEO market (SearchGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews), their response characteristics, and step-by-step response strategies for enterprises.
Analysis of four revenue models in the GEO agency and consulting market, risk mitigation strategies for search engine updates, and the necessity of transitioning to tech-driven SaaS.
A structural analysis of South Korea's AI strengths and weaknesses, the impact of the AI Basic Act, and five areas where the country can realistically compete
First installment of a series analyzing the AI market across three layers: infrastructure ($500B+), platform ($18B+), and applications ($80B+)
Comparative analysis of 10 major GEO SaaS players (Profound, Scrunch, Peec, etc.) covering features, pricing, and targets to derive WICHI's strategic positioning.
Predicting the 5-stage GEO value chain based on 20 years of SEO history, analyzing business opportunities and preemptive strategies for infrastructure, analytics, and specialized media.