Related · tier-1 reading. For what a portable artifact actually is, see Portable Artifact.
This is H33-74 evidence applied to AI decisions. Chief Trust Officers, Heads of Responsible AI, and Chief Compliance Officers need cryptographic evidence of every AI decision. H33-74 produces/anchors that evidence as a portable post-quantum proof at the moment each action occurs. The primitive is unchanged — only the application context (AI decisions) differs.
Each of the following AI events emits an H33-74 proof at the moment of execution:
The AI system makes a decision (inference, classification, moderation call, agent action). The decision context — input, model version, policy, output — is hashed to a 32-byte commitment.
The H33-74 substrate produces a 74-byte receipt signed under three post-quantum families. The receipt records the computation type, the commitment, and the timestamp.
The receipt enters the anchor queue. Batched anchoring posts a Merkle root over many receipts to the chain or chains the operator anchors on.
An auditor verifying any AI decision later requests the receipt and the Merkle proof. The verifier confirms the three PQ signatures and the anchor commitment. No AI vendor cooperation required.
This use case lives under specific regulatory frameworks. H33-74 produces evidence that maps to each:
None of this redefines the primitive: H33-74 produces/anchors the same portable 74-byte post-quantum receipt for an AI decision that it does for any other event. When those decisions are made under governed authority, that authority is owned by Agent-008; how anyone independently checks a receipt is described under Verification.
Chain portability is the mechanism that makes ai decisions evidence infrastructure-independent.
Chain Portability What Gets Preserved