Advancing content provenance for a safer, more transparent AI ecosystem
- Source type
- official record
- Published
- May 19, 2026
- Collected
- May 30, 2026
- Collection method
- manual
Sources
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Trusted publications
These are metadata-only collected source items from trusted publishers. They link to the original publication and do not add OpenNodeExpedition summaries, analysis, conclusions, timeline events, or graph relationships.
Trust-layer question
Topic-led records8 recordsSource records that describe proof-of-human concepts, World ID integration, agent delegation, and Orb verification from official materials.
World describes World ID as a digital proof of human for online contexts.
World's developer docs state how apps integrate World ID and receive proof-based verification signals.
World Developer Docs describe AgentKit Beta as extending x402 so websites can enable agent traffic.
World Developer Docs describe adding human approval workflows to AI agents using World ID.
World Developer Docs present IDKit credential configuration, including proof-of-human credential context.
World describes World ID use cases for agent delegation, human-in-the-loop approval, and agentic web workflows.
World describes the Orb as a device used to verify that someone is a unique human.
World describes the new World ID as a full-stack proof-of-human upgrade spanning consumer platforms, enterprise applications, and AI agents.
Trust-layer question
OpenAI records2 recordsSource records for OpenAI, Codex, and broader OpenAI ecosystem context that are not better classified as provenance, regulator, or proof-of-human records.
OpenAI describes its Charter as the principles it uses to execute on OpenAI's mission.
OpenAI describes Codex as a cloud-based software engineering agent for tasks such as writing features, answering codebase questions, fixing bugs, and proposing pull requests.
Trust-layer question
Provenance records3 recordsSource records for content provenance, generated-media verification, and technical standards that help describe where digital media came from.
OpenAI says its provenance approach uses Content Credentials, SynthID, and an early public verification tool.
OpenAI says its verification page can help check whether an image may have been generated by OpenAI systems.
C2PA's specification site defines technical standards for content provenance and authenticity metadata.
Trust-layer question
Privacy and regulator records1 recordSource records that keep privacy, data-processing, and regulator context visible beside official product descriptions.
Tools for Humanity explains how it says it processes data for World App, websites, services, World ID, and related flows; the notice states Effective May 8, 2026.