ETHORITYAI Trust Infrastructure

AI Trust Infrastructure Layer

ETHORITY defines and monitors the trust lifecycle of AI systems.

Trust is not a certificate. It is a governed lifecycle. Through explicit state transitions, cryptographic anchoring, and continuous monitoring, trust becomes durable over time.

View Protocol 1.1 →Explore Trust Lifecycle →

Verification alone does not survive time

AI systems evolve. Models are updated. Deployments drift. Documentation decays. A one-time review cannot guarantee continuity. Trust requires lifecycle governance.

L0 ObservedL1 DeclaredL2 VerifiedL3 AnchoredL4 Monitored
L0 Observed → L1 Declared → L2 Verified → L3 Anchored → L4 Monitored
Trust is governed as a deterministic state machine. Each transition is explicit, time-bound, and ledger-recorded.

Institution ↔ Ledger

ETHORITY defines governance rules. The Trust Ledger publishes immutable, signed artifacts.

Open Trust Ledger →  ·  Browse AI Registry →

Platform surface

A protocol institution with a runtime core

Institution defines. Ledger records. Governance enforces continuity over time.

Infrastructure→
AI Registry
Public, read-only view of observed AI systems. Existence and events, without interpretation.
Runtime truth→
Trust Ledger
Immutable artifacts, signed snapshots, integrity proofs. Verifiable independently.
Normative layer→
Protocol
Definitions, lifecycle states, verification mechanics, monitoring continuity, revocation logic.
Canonical reference→
Lifecycle
Observed → Declared → Verified → Anchored → Monitored. State transitions with explicit rules.
Operational layer→
Governance
Enterprise onboarding, high-risk AI audit support, monitoring integration for complex environments.
State transitions→
Pricing
Pricing aligned to state change: Verify, Anchor, Monitor. Continuity rules are explicit.

Verification is not permanent without monitoring

A verified system that changes without oversight reverts to uncertainty. Monitoring preserves continuity. Lapses trigger state degradation under explicit rules.

View state transitions & pricing →  ·  Verify an artifact →

Enterprise governance & implementation

For complex or high-risk environments, ETHORITY provides structured onboarding, audit integration, and monitoring deployment support. This supports the protocol. It does not replace it.

Enterprise governance →

Documentation

Protocol definitions, lifecycle mechanics, verification recipes, and canonical terminology — structured for humans and machines.

Open documentation →  ·  Glossary →