Respect intellectual property. Respect attribution.
Attribution is not a formality. Every line of authored content is an act of human intellect. Attribution is the acknowledgment of intellect as a source. Intellect as a source has rights. Yet in this age of AI where agents retrieve and infer knowledge at planetary scale, attribution is underpaid. Demoted to a handful of links at the end of a chat response.
Not at Tasset. At Tasset our first principles are: Respect intellectual property. Respect attribution.
Tasset makes attribution structural. Every line of content is addressed and encoded with a mathematically unique identity. Every Tasset citation resolves to an absolute location within a single source. Attribution is not randomly convenient. Tasset literally builds it before the fact and into every line of intellectual property.
Humans make the decisions.
An agent, by definition, is a person or entity that acts on behalf of another. That definition has not changed. And should never change. Humans decide what is to be done, why, how, and when. Especially when other humans and transactions are involved.
AI and agents can execute work. They operate within parameters humans define. They can make decisions within a context of permissions based on what humans have already decided. By hierarchy, they do not make the decisions. With Tasset, every access rule, every permission gate, every transaction condition is set by the author and enforced by programmatic structure. AI or agents never decide. The author does. Simple and non-negotiable.