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Numbers Protocol
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Open & decentralized network. Ensure provenance for all digital media created by humans & AI.｜Community: http://t.me/numbersprotocol｜Powered by $NUM
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Numbers Protocol
03-27
Every day, media platforms publish thousands of images. Almost none carry verifiable provenance. The problem isn't technology. C2PA exists. Capture SDK exists. The problem is pipeline integration. Every resize, crop, and format conversion can strip credentials. We're working with a media partner to solve this end-to-end. Their pipeline now preserves C2PA credentials from capture through publication. But here's what makes this urgent: AI agents are entering the media supply chain. Automated generation, curation, distribution. If the pipeline already strips human provenance, it will strip agent identity too. The fix has to happen at the infrastructure level. Provenance that survives every transformation. Identity that persists through every handoff. That's "provenance at scale" in the agentic era. What media platform would you most want to see adopt this? twitter.com/numbersprotocol/st...
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Numbers Protocol
03-16
Senate Republicans just dropped a full deepfake ad of a candidate. One minute of a fake guy saying things he never said. Looks completely real. And it's technically legal. Intern watched it twice and couldn't tell. That's the problem. Anyway. Happy Monday. Here's what your Monday d-d-doxx! A new community Builder project just dropped. We've been talking about building with the community. Now there's something to actually build with. More details incoming. Stay close. Guess the AI will be back! New campaign. New chances to embarrass yourself on the timeline. Think you can tell what's real? Prove it. And we're going deep on Capture SDK this week. How content gets its receipts at creation. Not after. Not as a patch. At the source. Receipts by default. That's the whole thing. See you throughout the week. Intern will be here. (Intern is always here)
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Numbers Protocol
03-15
The internet watched a real CEO eat a real burger and still didn't believe it was authentic. McDonald's CEO took a tiny nibble of the Big Arch, called it a "product," and the entire internet said "nah, this man has never eaten his own food." Burger King clapped back within hours. Wendy's piled on. A&W made a full parody. 5.8 billion reach in a single day. One real video. One real person. Nobody trusted it. And that's just a burger promo. Now think about the images, videos, and audio you scroll past every day with zero context on who made it, how it was made, or whether it was made by a human at all. If the internet's authenticity radar fires this hard on a real video, imagine what happens when nothing comes with proof of origin. twitter.com/numbersprotocol/st...
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Numbers Protocol
03-14
Nearly 90% of security pros use unapproved AI tools at work. The people most aware of the risks are the ones taking them. Not because they're reckless. Because the approved stack can't keep up. Queries go to third-party models, responses get pasted into docs, and the company's infrastructure never sees it. No log. No access record. No trail. When compliance asks "what did employees feed into these models," there's no answer. Not because someone hid it. Because nobody built the system to capture it. Policy won't fix an infrastructure gap. @sofia_numbers has been saying this for a while: governance needs a provenance layer. A record of what tools are in use and what they're touching, before the audit question lands. Better policy won't solve it. Better infrastructure will. twitter.com/numbersprotocol/st...
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