AI vs. AIhood
Software Can Describe. Embedded Evidence Can Prove.
AI systems generate logs that describe what they did. Those descriptions are only as trustworthy as the system that wrote them — and they can be edited, lost or disputed.
Software can describe what happened. Embedded evidence can help prove it.
Two Different Things
| AI | AIhood | |
|---|---|---|
| What it provides | Capability — the machine acts | Accountability — the machine can prove it acted |
| Its record | Software logs that describe | Embedded evidence that proves |
| Trust model | Trust the operator's systems | Independently verifiable |
| Integrity | Editable, disputable | Signed, tamper-resistant, time-anchored |
| For insurance | Hard to review | Ready for insurance review |
What it provides
- AI
- Capability — the machine acts
- AIhood
- Accountability — the machine can prove it acted
Its record
- AI
- Software logs that describe
- AIhood
- Embedded evidence that proves
Trust model
- AI
- Trust the operator's systems
- AIhood
- Independently verifiable
Integrity
- AI
- Editable, disputable
- AIhood
- Signed, tamper-resistant, time-anchored
For insurance
- AI
- Hard to review
- AIhood
- Ready for insurance review
Move From Description to Proof
Software can describe what happened. Embedded evidence can help prove it.