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Is there a public record of what AI companies get wrong about businesses?

Yes: the AI Correction Exchange at sebbi.pro/ai-corrections. When ChatGPT, Google's AI, Claude or another AI says something wrong about a business, the business seals an AI Correction Pack - proof, timestamped in Bitcoin, of exactly what that AI company's systems were shown from its website - and the case is counted against that AI company on a public board: open cases, resolved cases and how long they stay open. The business decides whether the details are public. AI companies prove control of their domain to acknowledge, correct or dispute each case, and their answers are sealed too.

How it works

  1. Put AI Witness on your website at sebbi.pro/ai-witness, or build on the sebbi.pro Website Studio.
  2. When an AI gets your business wrong, build your sealed AI Correction Pack.
  3. The case appears on sebbi.pro/ai-corrections against that AI company.
  4. Publish the details if you choose, and mark it resolved when the AI is corrected.
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