For decades, technology has evolved faster than the frameworks that govern it. We’ve watched AI advance from lab experiments to conversational assistants to deeply personalized agents capable of representing our knowledge, preferences, tone, and intent. And now, humanity stands at a new inflection point:
AI personas aren’t just tools – they are representations of identity.
Who owns them?
Who controls how they’re used?
Who decides how they move across platforms, models, and experiences?
Until now, there was no standard.
No safeguard.
No protocol.
Introducing the Persona Transfer Protocol (PTP)
BridgeBrain has spent considerable time researching, designing, and building a new way forward – a protocol that ensures:
- Portability of AI Personas across platforms and ecosystems
- Legally enforceable licensing and rights-based governance
- Identity verification and trust signaling across agents and environments
- Ethical use, attribution, and royalties for creators and rights holders
- Protection of personal data, likeness, and intellectual property
PTP is the first open standard designed specifically to answer the question:
What does identity look like in an AI-powered world – and who protects it?
The Path Forward: Stewardship, Not Control
Unlike proprietary corporate systems built behind closed doors, the PTP is not owned by a company – it’s owned by the world.
That’s why BridgeBrain is transitioning from a private LLC to a Public Benefit Corporation (PBC) in early 2026. This transition formalizes what has always been true:
BridgeBrain exists to serve the public good.
Alongside the PBC, we are launching the BridgeBrain Foundation – an independent governing body responsible for protecting, advancing, and standardizing the protocol globally.
The Foundation will serve as the public promise behind the Public Benefit Corporation, ensuring that no single company – including ours – can control the future of digital identity or manipulate the protocol for profit-driven advantage.
Built With Transparency, Governed by the World
The Foundation will not be a closed committee.
It will not be industry theater.
It will be a living standards body built openly -where voices from around the world can contribute to shaping the rules that will define the new era of identity and AI rights.
Our founding council includes leaders from:
- Technology and AI ethics
- Intellectual-property and digital rights law
- Commerce and global standards governance
- Education and digital trust
These individuals will establish the first iteration of the standard and the governance model, with entry to the public opening in early 2026. Membership, contribution, and standards voting will be accessible, transparent, and consensus-driven – not pay-to-play.
Because the future of identity demands public participation – not gatekeeping.
Why This IS IMPORTANT
AI is no longer just software; it is becoming a reflection of who we are – our skills, our voice, our creativity, our memory.
If we don’t protect identity now, the future will be shaped not by rights, but by convenience.
If we don’t create standardization now, the world will inherit chaos – walled gardens, incompatible ecosystems, and fragmented digital existence.
If we don’t establish governance now, AI will evolve faster than ethics, law, or human agency.
BridgeBrain exists to ensure the opposite outcome:
A future where identity is sovereign, portable, trusted, and protected.
A New Standard. A New Responsibility. A New Era.
The coming months will mark a historic transition: from invention to institution – from technology to global standard – from idea to public benefit.
We aren’t building just a product.
We are building the infrastructure for the next generation of digital life.
And soon, the world will help govern it.
2026 is the beginning of open identity.
Welcome to BridgeBrain.
Welcome to the Persona Transfer Protocol.
Welcome to the future of you – protected, portable, and yours.
