AI, knowledge, and society.
Research and advisory on the societal and economic effects of AI
Maximin Management examines how artificial intelligence changes the production, ownership, circulation, and economic value of knowledge. Our work focuses on provenance, licensing, creator economics, and the effects of AI on institutions, work, and culture.
Research and advisory
We develop evidence-based analysis, essays, and briefings to help organizations understand AI and its consequences. Our advisory work connects strategic questions with practical experience in telecommunications, private cellular networks, and computer vision.
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Provenance, rights, and the knowledge economy
Who created the knowledge behind an AI answer? On what terms can it be used? How can its contributors participate in the value it creates? These questions guide Maximin’s research into attribution, licensing, compensation, and access to specialized knowledge.
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Maximin and Alltio
Maximin provides research and advisory on the broader effects of AI. Alltio is building an index that connects content with its claimants and usage terms, with a focus on the long tail of specialized knowledge.
Carl Gunell leads Maximin and is the founder of Alltio. Maximin’s work informs and supports Alltio; this relationship is disclosed when discussing its approach. Learn more at alltio.com.