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Content trust

Know what your
decision rests on.

Check documents, images and video for edits and AI generation, and see the evidence behind each finding.

Illustration: a heat map over a file beside a short list of findings.
Source · Integrity · Context

The model

Three questions.
A clearer review.

Where did it come from?

Provenance and metadata can link a file to its source. Missing provenance is a reason to look closer, not proof of a fake.

What may have changed?

File forensics and generator traces show where a file may have been edited or made by AI.

Does the context support it?

A genuine file can still support a false claim. Compare it with the rest of the case.

From finding to next step

Make uncertainty useful.

A review should show what is known, what is still open and what to do next.

Illustrative review pattern · not an analysis result
How evidence questions lead to review actions
ObservationWhat it establishesNext step
Original source is missingThe source is not yet established.Request the original or a supported source record.
Two amounts disagreeThe submitted values are inconsistent.Check the itemization and supporting record.
A manipulation signal is raisedA supported check found a reason for review.Inspect the finding and other available evidence.

Our focus

Evidence your team
can work with.

Start with one recurring review, such as bank statements in a loan file or photos in a claim. We agree on formats, data handling and success measures before you share files.

How we think about evaluation

Common questions

Content trust, explained.

Is AI-generated content always a problem?

No. Its origin matters when a workflow requires particular evidence or disclosure. The question is whether the material is suitable for the decision being made.

Does a detection score prove that a file is fake?

No. A model result is evidence to interpret alongside its limitations and the relevant context. A finding should support review without being presented as certainty.

Can I upload sensitive files through this website?

This website does not accept file uploads. Start with a description of the workflow. Agree on a suitable data-handling process before sharing material.

Content trust

Bring a real review problem.

Let’s define the evidence your team needs before the next decision.

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