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ProofCore adds cryptographic provenance to AI outputs on TON blockchain

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ProofCore has introduced a new system to provide cryptographic provenance for AI-generated outputs, addressing security concerns in AI-driven tasks like code auditing. The ProofCore MCP Server, utilizing the Model Context Protocol (MCP), allows AI agents to notarize their findings on The Open Network (TON) blockchain. This zero-storage architecture hashes outputs, signs them, and anchors the root hash to the blockchain, enabling verifiable artifacts that can be independently audited by other AI agents or humans. AI

IMPACT Enhances trust and verifiability in AI-generated outputs, crucial for applications like code auditing and smart contract analysis.

RANK_REASON New product release from a third-party vendor integrating with existing AI models and platforms.

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ProofCore adds cryptographic provenance to AI outputs on TON blockchain

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