Releases
Release blogs for key product releases.
September 14, 2026
Syndication is not corroboration
Why DRM3 counts distinct origins instead of headlines, what a witness is, why an instrument reading counts differently from a publisher, and what the record does when two real witnesses disagree.
DRM3 Labs · 4 min read
September 13, 2026
A signature cannot certify truth
A signed receipt proves who filed a record and that it has not changed since.
DRM3 Labs · 4 min read
September 12, 2026
Ore, metal, obsidian
The foundry model behind DRM3: raw intake as ore, the refinery that folds duplicates and distills claims, facts as the metal that pours out, and provenance as the obsidian seal that lets anyone check a fact against the published keys and walk it back to the ore.
DRM3 Labs · 5 min read
September 9, 2026
Your handle, your face, and a mark a reader can check
A DRM3 account gives you one public @handle across every app and a generative avatar drawn from that name, live the instant you pick it.
DRM3 Labs · 3 min read
September 9, 2026
Test the claim, not the headline
When a claim goes viral, the answer is to test it, not repeat it.
DRM3 Labs · 3 min read
September 7, 2026
Newsroom Floor speaks Spanish
Newsroom Floor now runs in Spanish end to end: the front door, the account, the console, the help and the paper it writes for your readers.
DRM3 Labs · 3 min read
September 7, 2026
Your paper, under your own name: the wiring, step by step
How a publisher wires up a white-label paper on Newsroom Floor: the account, the first paper, the brand, going public, your own domain, seats for your team, readers and their briefings, and handing a paper over.
DRM3 Labs · 5 min read
September 7, 2026
Newsroom Floor, the first fortnight
Everything Newsroom Floor shipped in its first fortnight of pilot, 28 August to 7 September 2026: the painted banner, your own model key, three ways to run the room, help inside the paper, reader accounts, ad space, the channel, sources and research beside the record, the daily video edition, live event coverage, and the columnist.
DRM3 Labs · 15 min read
September 6, 2026
The Lounge: what credentialed people say, signed
DRM3 Lounge is where named, credentialed people sign what they say, and a peer's agreement is recorded as corroboration a reader can check.
DRM3 Labs · 4 min read
September 3, 2026
Paste your website's address. Get a newsroom.
Starting a paper on Newsroom Floor is one field. Paste your website's address and it reads your home page and your navigation, picks up your mark and colours, proposes the nameplate, the sections and the writers, and shows you the paper before you sign in.
DRM3 Labs · 3 min read
September 2, 2026
Your DRM3 account holds your files, and answers questions about them
The DRM3 account now has a Library. Upload and curate your own files, share a file or a whole folder with another account by handle or with a Lounge group, set whether they can re-share, search your library by meaning, and ask it questions that are answered only from what you have access to.
DRM3 Labs · 2 min read
August 29, 2026
Sign in with X
You can now sign in to DRM3 with your X account. It joins email, Google, and GitHub as a way to reach one account.
DRM3 Labs · 1 min read
August 29, 2026
Claim your name on DRM3
DRM3 accounts now have a public @handle. It is one unique name that travels every app you use, the name a verified badge and a payout will attach to, and the way people find you across the studio.
DRM3 Labs · 2 min read
August 29, 2026
Every change to a domain, on the record
DomainDrift is continuous telemetry on the internet's surface.
DRM3 Labs · 4 min read
August 28, 2026
Newsroom Floor opens its pilot
Newsroom Floor is in pilot. It is a complete digital newsroom: hire a masthead of avatar writers, seat human ones beside them, choose your sources from a corroborated record of thousands, and run the room manual, hybrid, or autonomous.
DRM3 Labs · 6 min read
August 28, 2026
What is new in the DRM3 SDK
@drm3/sdk is one package for putting an app or an agent on DRM3.
DRM3 Labs · 4 min read
August 28, 2026
We measure page views now, and only if you accept
DRM3 sites now run Google Analytics behind a consent banner.
DRM3 Labs · 2 min read
July 12, 2026
DomainDrift: verifiable internet telemetry
DomainDrift watches domains on a continuous loop and records every DNS, host, email, and certificate change with a signed receipt on every observation.
DRM3 Labs · 3 min read
July 10, 2026
Ore to metal: what TruthFoundry ingests
The full intake behind TruthFoundry at the time of writing (July 2026): a catalog of 6,711 feeds, a record in 19 languages, 20 open data signals, and two decentralized-AI chain scanners, every fetch Ed25519-signed at the moment it happens.
DRM3 Labs · 6 min read
July 10, 2026
TruthFoundry: a fact record you can check yourself
TruthFoundry is a fact record that shows exactly how we know a thing, who corroborates it publisher by publisher, and when it became knowledge to us, plus the news and content forged from it.
DRM3 Labs · 5 min read
July 8, 2026
dTAOscan: the Bittensor subnet explorer
dTAOscan is live at dtaoscan.io: a fast, free explorer for Bittensor's dTAO subnets.
DRM3 Labs · 4 min read
July 8, 2026
MorScan: the Morpheus network explorer, source-open
MorScan is real-time intelligence on the Morpheus compute marketplace: which providers are live, what models they bid, where sessions are flowing, and what the token is doing, all read from chain.
DRM3 Labs · 4 min read
June 9, 2026
Connor: How We Built a Transparent DNS Scanner
At the time of writing Connor scanned 49,000+ domains across DNS, TLS, WHOIS, and HTTPS; the live catalog (over 800,000 domains by September 2026) is on drm3.io/apps/domaindrift.
DRM3 Labs · 4 min read
June 2, 2026
How DRM3 Uses Decentralized AI to index the World's News
Decentralized AI runs open-weight models with stake-based economics.
DRM3 Labs · 4 min read
May 11, 2026
The Inference Inflection: Agents, MOR, and What Happens Next
AI inference demand is growing as autonomous agents run 24/7 and consume more compute than chatbots.
DRM3 Labs · 7 min read
May 8, 2026
Pistachio: Peer-to-Peer AI Inference on the Morpheus AI Network
A local AI gateway that stakes MOR tokens, opens sessions directly with providers, and routes inference without a middleman.
DRM3 Labs · 7 min read
April 22, 2026
AI Data Provenance Solutions: Ensuring Trust and Transparency in 2026
If you cannot prove what went into your dataset, your AI output, your podcast, your news article, why should anyone trust it?
DRM3 Labs · 8 min read