1. Logs are not evidence
Vendor logs are mutable, unverifiable, and controlled by the same provider that produced the output. Courts, regulators, and auditors require independent, tamper-evident proof.
AI is becoming production infrastructure. But unlike networks, software, and financial systems, AI has no execution proof. Trust Receipts fix this.
Vendor logs are mutable, unverifiable, and controlled by the same provider that produced the output. Courts, regulators, and auditors require independent, tamper-evident proof.
They can be edited, fabricated, or misattributed. They do not prove what model was used, what policy was applied, who authorized the request, or whether the output was altered.
High-risk AI systems must produce traceable, verifiable, tamper-evident, policy-aware records of execution. Trust Receipts are the architecture built for all four.
As AI systems begin taking actions, making decisions, and triggering workflows, enterprises need proof instead of hope.
We already rely on cryptographic proof in every other critical system. AI is the last major execution layer without it. SONATE closes that gap.
Receipts are the accountability layer for autonomous systems.