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Disclosure: The views and opinions expressed here belong solely to the author and do not represent the views and opinions of crypto.news’ editorial. The creator economy has seen explosive growth over the past decade, yet many content creators, writers, educators, and artists face a fundamental dilemma: monetization and content distribution often favor centralized platforms, which impose rigid rules, fees, and algorithms that limit creators’ autonomy and earnings.  While web3 solutions promise greater freedom, they have thus far often had poor user experiences and required creators to navigate complex onboarding processes and applications. However, blockchain-based autonomous agents are emerging as a new alternative for creators, seamlessly handling tasks, sparking new creative possibilities, and finally putting creators back in control of their work and income. Creator assistants Autonomous agents simplify content distribution and monetization by automating tasks such as pricing, licensing, and revenue sharing, freeing creators to focus on their craft. For instance, these agents can optimize pricing strategies based on market demand or manage revenue splits transparently. Unlike traditional AI tools, decentralized agents can operate trustlessly onchain, ensuring transparency, reducing costs, and eliminating third-party intermediaries. By leveraging programmable rules and onchain verification, autonomous agents also allow creators to explore new revenue streams—such as micro-licensing or fractional ownership of digital assets—giving them control over their intellectual property while tapping into innovative monetization models. Ethical concerns, such as licensing and copyright issues, can be addressed through programmable licensing rights embedded in content metadata. Art curator agents In the digital art space, autonomous agents are already changing how content is curated, traded, and displayed. These agents can autonomously acquire and curate digital content based on predefined rules through onchain verification. By operating on a decentralized infrastructure, art curator agents reduce risks such as fraud or manipulation commonly associated with centralized platforms. Programmable licensing embedded…

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