SQUIRE IT™The Constitution sets expectations
Read the 14 canonical rails. They address intent, context, authorization, evidence, uncertainty, manipulation, auditability, challenge, memory, proportionality, human authority, and proof.
The receipt keeps the work visible
Read what belongs in a receipt. A summary is useful only if it preserves the distinction between evidence, inference, disagreement, and missing information.
Models can agree and still be wrong
Agreement is one signal, not a substitute for evidence. NIST’s Generative AI Profile recognizes risks including confabulation and information integrity. Our design response is explicit challenge and visible limitations; this is not a claim that those risks have been eliminated. NIST Generative AI Profile
Real-looking is not the same as true
Content provenance describes an asset’s history. A credential does not by itself settle every factual claim in the media. Missing provenance also does not prove AI generation. C2PA: provenance explained
What you can try today
This website demonstrates an experience. It does not currently perform live checks. No security certification, regulatory approval, or accuracy guarantee is claimed here. See standards and compliance context.
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