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Proposed trust infrastructure framework enhances AI system verification and integrity, suggesting a robust solution.
This document proposes the TrustLayer Protocol, comprising the Compute Passport Network (CPN) and the Universal AI Attestation Protocol (UAAP), as an architectural framework for AI trust infrastructure. The protocol addresses the absence of machine-verifiable trust in deployed AI systems through a two-layer design: CPN establishes cryptographically verifiable provenance records during AI training, and UAAP provides continuous signed attestation of runtime operational integrity. The document includes a preliminary threat model, a maturity assessment of protocol components, a governance framework, and cross-sector use cases. Published as Open Review Draft v1.2 by the DefenAware Foundation under CC BY 4.0. Technical review and collaborative engagement are welcomed.
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