AI doesn't copy your work.
It learns to become you.
The licensed protocol powering AI identity authorization for the entertainment industry.
Partnered with TrustMark IP to bring authorization infrastructure to studios, guilds, and talent worldwide.
Register
Any person or organization registers identity assets — face, voice, motion, writing — into a secure vault with machine-readable ownership records.
Authorize
When an AI system needs to use an identity, it requests permission through DIAP. Scoped by use case, territory, and duration.
Audit
Every AI-generated output is logged and watermarked. Identity owners, their representatives, and regulators can verify the full chain at any time.
Universal by design
DIAP is not limited to one industry. Any system that processes human identity through AI can integrate the protocol.
Three layers of protection. Only one is proactive.
Copyright and trademark are reactive legal tools. DIAP is the infrastructure layer that establishes the record before AI ever touches an identity.
The Four Dimensions of Identity
Hollywood has always known these exist.
AI has made them urgent to register. DIAP defines the vocabulary.
Personality Construct
Behavioral signature — cadence, mannerism, the way someone is
Talent, agents, studios
Performance Signature
Expressive pattern — how emotion moves through the body
Talent, guilds, VFX
Character Construct
Fictional identity — exists beyond its creator, beyond any single film
Studios, IP owners, writers
Motion Identity
Pixel-level movement fingerprint — the way a body moves through space
VFX, motion capture, games
The movement is the identity — not the character.
Human performing motion
Skeleton overlay · Joint tracking · Motion data
0xA92F...C21How DIAP Protects IP
Six layers of protection — from authorization to watermarking to revocation. Shared infrastructure that every stakeholder can verify.
Every render is authorized
Cryptographically signed license tokens — scoped to a specific project, rights, territory, and duration. No valid token, no render. A token for Film A cannot be reused for Film B.
Every output is watermarked
Dual-layer invisible watermarks — pixel-level and AudioSeal — survive compression, re-encoding, and social media upload. If your content appears on an unauthorized platform, the watermark proves it.
Every use is logged
Per-frame render receipts create an unbroken provenance chain. Studios, talent, and guilds all see the same truth — what was authorized, what was rendered, and when.
Visibility is controlled
Two layers of authorization. Layer 1: whether your identity is even visible to AI systems. Layer 2: per-project usage. Both revocable at any time by talent, agents, or guild reps.
Revocation is instant
When authorization changes — a talent revokes, a token expires, terms are violated — every certified AI pipeline is notified immediately. Valid licenses are always honored. Emergency revocation targets unauthorized use only.
Scripts are protected too
ScriptModule extends the same authorization model to written works. Four independent rights — read, derivative, export, and training — each require separate authorization. TRAINING_USE defaults to no.
Why Now
Regulatory, legal, and industry pressure is converging.
ByteDance generated Tom Cruise and Brad Pitt from public data.
February 2026Disney, Paramount, Warner Bros., Netflix, and Sony all sent cease-and-desist letters within days. No technical mechanism existed to prevent it.
Guild contracts mandate machine-readable authorization.
2026 bargaining cycleDGA-AMPTP negotiations are underway. SAG-AFTRA and WGA contracts already require it. The industry has zero shared infrastructure to deliver it.
EU AI Act requires AI content to be machine-readably labeled.
Effective 2025–2026€35M penalties for non-compliance. The regulation is live — the infrastructure to comply doesn't exist yet.
4 US states already protect digital likeness by law.
Active legislationTennessee ELVIS Act, California AB 2655 & AB 1836, Illinois BIPA. Federal preemption is coming.
Who It's For
Shared infrastructure for every stakeholder in the AI identity pipeline.
The Identity Vault
A single dashboard where agents, managers, and talent manage how AI uses identity — across every studio, platform, and pipeline in the world.
Marcus Rivera
KYA VerifiedIdentity Modules
Active Authorizations
Real-Time Audit Trail
Delegates
Blocks unauthorized AI use instantly. Valid licenses are always honored. Anyone in the authorized chain — talent, agents, studios, or guild reps — can trigger it when they detect external threats.
TrustMark IP is the first commercial implementation of DIAP — built for the entertainment industry. Studios, guilds, agents, and performers use it to authorize AI identity at scale.
Explore TrustMark IPWhat DIAP is not
Not a marketplace. Not an agency. Not a content platform. Not blockchain.
DIAP is infrastructure — the authorization protocol underneath all of them.
Free for identity owners. Subscription-based for organizations and platforms that use it.
Ready to explore DIAP?
Request studio certification, guild partnership, or early access to the Identity Vault.