HUMAN CREATION VERIFICATION · PRODUCT BRIEF

VERIFY HUMAN WORK IN THE TOOLS YOU USE.

Human creators and AI agents can work in the same creative applications. DigiBridge brings recording, layered detection and a dedicated verification agent together so artists, studios and media teams can substantiate their contribution and deliver work with evidence behind it.

30 September 2026Public briefProcess, policy and review

ABSTRACT

THE FINAL FILE IS NOT THE WHOLE STORY.

Creative work moves through people, tools, sessions, decisions and approvals before it becomes a release. Those connections are often fragmented across credits, private project systems and delivery platforms.

DigiBridge connects a registered project to recorded activity, individual contributions, detection findings and declarations. The result gives creators a record they can stand behind and recipients a clearer way to assess a submission.

Verification applies to a specific version. Account identity identifies the participant; recorded activity documents covered sessions; layered detection and the dedicated AI agent check for prohibited assistance and control. Declarations and review complete the assessment under the human creation standard.

PRODUCT MODEL

FROM CREATOR TO REVIEWED OUTPUT.

01

Creator identity

An identity check connects the account to a person. Workspace permissions and confirmed creative credits remain separate, so a verified identity is never treated as proof of authorship on its own.

02

Registered project

A stable project record brings together versions, contributions and decisions. Verification assesses a selected output against that history.

03

Layered detection

Device, operating system and application observations combine with timing and integrity checks. Your dedicated AI verification agent examines process evidence across sessions with your separate permission. It helps identify prohibited AI assistance and software generated control replacing the contributor, without operating the tool or changing the original record.

04

Review and publication

Version review connects coverage, findings and declarations to publishing eligibility. A verification link gives recipients access to permitted evidence.

HOW THE RECORD MOVES

RECORD PRIVATELY. SHARE DELIBERATELY.

Creators control recording and publication. Reviewers receive the selected evidence for the submitted version, with coverage and current status clearly identified.

01

LOCAL

Creator controlled capture

Choose the project file, review permissions and start recording in the Mac app. Pause or stop when you need to.

02

PRIVATE

Workspace review

Review warnings with their reasons, supporting evidence and confirmation state. Add context or challenge a finding while contributions and recording details remain private.

03

PUBLIC

Selected public record

Publish the permitted evidence for an eligible version. Source files and private input details remain outside the public record.

POLICY IN PRACTICE

A STANDARD WITH CONSEQUENCES.

01
REGISTER

Give the project a stable starting point

Registration establishes the project record and its history. Keep the registered project connected to the versions and contributions being reviewed.

02
DETECT

Identify prohibited assistance and control

Connected evidence and the dedicated AI agent detect prohibited assistance and software generated creative tool actions in place of the contributor. Findings retain their source, scope and review status.

03
ENFORCE

Connect findings to publishing decisions

The first confirmed incident holds the affected version from publication. The third distinct confirmed incident makes the project ineligible for directory submission and publication. One continuous episode counts once.

04
REVIEW

Keep decisions open to correction

Creators can add context and challenge the evidence or assignment. Confirmation requires qualified evidence of a prohibited action; AI suspicion, unsupported observations or a recording gap alone never count as an incident. A model cannot impose a penalty on its own. Corrections preserve the history and require a fresh review before republication.

Ordinary playback, sequencing, musical automation, keyframes and rendering are assessed under the disclosed policy for the connected tool. These production functions are distinct from software taking over the contributor’s actions.

DESIGN COMMITMENTS

KEEP THE WORK PRIVATE AND THE RECORD USEFUL.

  • Source footage, audio, project files and typed content stay outside evidence collection
  • Activity collection is limited to the selected project and disclosed recording scope
  • Each collaborator retains an individual contribution history
  • Coverage and assistance declarations accompany the reviewed version
  • Reviewers can inspect the meaning and current state of each result
  • Findings, corrections and publication decisions remain attributable

PUT THE STANDARD INTO YOUR WORKFLOW.

Choose a workflow for your team, read the human creation standard or explore the documented interfaces for your integration.

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