The Universal Consent Layer
for AI Identity
One protocol that lets actors, creators, and rights holders control exactly how AI uses their face, voice, expression, and motion — across entertainment, IP licensing, and deepfake defense. Built on consent. Revocable by default. Every frame auditable.
Consent-First
Blocked unless authorized
Two-Layer Consent
Visibility + Usage control
Provenance
Dual-layer watermarks & Sound IDs
What DIAP Does
A consent protocol — not a marketplace, not a platform. The invisible enforcement layer between talent and every AI system that touches their identity.
Two-Layer Consent
Layer 1 controls whether your identity is even visible to AI systems. Layer 2 controls per-project authorization — which studio, which rights, how long.
Both layers are revocable at any time.
License Tokens
Every AI pipeline must request a cryptographically signed, time-limited token before processing identity data. No valid token, no render.
Scoped to specific project, rights, and duration.
Audit & Provenance
Every rendering session, every AI modification, every frame — logged and visible to talent in real time. Dual-layer watermarks (pixel + audio frequency) prove authorization.
Render receipts, heartbeats, Sound IDs, and dual-layer watermark verification.
Kill Switch
One action revokes all AI use of your identity across every studio and platform in the world. Instantly. Non-delegatable.
Always stays with the talent. Never the agent.
Where DIAP Applies
The same consent infrastructure works across entertainment, intellectual property, and deepfake defense. Different problems, one protocol.
Film · Television · Music · Games
AI is rewriting entertainment. Consent hasn't caught up.
Studios are using AI to de-age actors, clone voices for dubbing, generate performances from scans, and create entire scenes from facial capture data. Talent has no machine-enforceable way to control it. DIAP gives every actor, voice artist, and performer a cryptographic consent layer that sits between their identity and every AI pipeline.
VFX & Facial Rendering
Studios render faces across hundreds of shots with no per-frame consent tracking.
DIAP issues scoped license tokens per project, logs every render session via receipts, and embeds dual-layer watermarks (pixel + audio) with provenance and Sound IDs.
Voice Dubbing & Cloning
AI voice clones can dub an actor into 40 languages without their knowledge or ongoing consent.
Voice modules require explicit Layer 2 authorization. Every AI modification is logged. Kill switch revokes across all languages instantly.
Script & Story Protection
Writers' scripts are fed into AI systems for analysis, rewriting, and derivative generation without consent.
ScriptModule enforces consent-first access with separate TRAINING_USE rights. AuthorshipReceipts prove provenance.
Games & Virtual Production
Motion capture and likeness data gets reused across games, sequels, and spin-offs without clear boundaries.
License tokens are project-scoped and time-limited. Expression and motion modules have independent consent controls.
The Identity Vault
Every talent gets a single dashboard to manage how AI uses their identity — across every studio, platform, and pipeline in the world.
Marcus Rivera
KYA VerifiedIdentity Modules
Active Authorizations
Real-Time Audit Trail
Delegates
One action revokes all AI use across every platform. This control can never be delegated.
Explore the Protocol
Dive into the specification, the economics, and the technical architecture.