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How do I prove an AI decision to a regulator?

Seal each decision at the moment it is made into a tamper-evident record that the regulator can check themselves, without relying on your word or your vendor's database. sebbi.pro does this: every AI decision is scored, sealed into a hash chain, witnessed by independent chains and committed to Bitcoin every hour, and any single decision can be checked against Bitcoin in a browser at sebbi.pro/forever.

How it works

  1. Send the decision to sebbi.pro as it happens (one API call, or connect your AI assistant at sebbi.pro/mcp).
  2. It is scored ALLOW, CHALLENGE or BLOCK in under 30 ms and sealed into the chain with a numbered receipt.
  3. Every hour the whole chain is folded into one Merkle root and written into Bitcoin.
  4. When asked, hand the regulator the block number or the Forever Proof file. They check it themselves at sebbi.pro/forever, or offline with one Python file.

A report produced by the company being audited is a claim. A record the regulator can check against a public blockchain nobody controls is evidence. For a single decision you can also give the full machine-proof report: the decision, who sent it, where it came from, and every integrity and time proof (sebbi.pro/dossier).

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