The Story Protocol has made strides in the integration of intellectual property (IP) within the AI economy, as highlighted by recent developments. Cornell's arXiv has published a paper by researchers @devrelius and @jasonjzhao titled 'Agent TCP/IP' in their AI journal, emphasizing the potential of blockchains as foundational elements for the AI economy. The Story Protocol is positioned as a platform for AI agents, allowing them to access programmable IP. This advancement enables agents to monetize their IP and engage in training others' IP within the Story ecosystem. The protocol's founder, Jason Zhao, has underscored the importance of IP as a valuable asset class in the Web3 environment, where its market potential is considerable. The integration of the elizaOS framework further supports the functionality of agents within this ecosystem, allowing thousands of agents to interact with programmable IP. The emphasis on IP as a critical component of the digital economy reflects its growing importance in the realm of AI and Web3.