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This paper aims to explore a verification method for AI compliance that does not rely on vendor logs.

June 15, 2026Open Access

The Audit the Regulator Can Verify Without Trusting You

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This paper aims to explore a verification method for AI compliance that does not rely on vendor logs.
Described the Open Audit Record system and its functionality for verifying AI actions.
Outlined the obligations set by the EU AI Act regarding logging and transparency duties.
The Open Audit Record provides offline-verifiable proof of compliance, enhancing trust for regulators.
By signing AI actions pre-execution, it shifts compliance from trust-based to verifiable proof.

Abstract

From 2 August 2026 the EU AI Act's main obligations apply, including record-keeping, logging, and transparency duties for high-risk and synthetic-content systems. Most compliance plans quietly assume a regulator will trust the vendor's own logs. The Open Audit Record is offline-verifiable by the regulator without trusting the operator, turning compliance from attestation into proof.Originally published at https://mickai.co.uk/articles/audit-the-regulator-can-verify. Mickai is a Sovereign Intelligence Operating System; the Open Audit Record signs every artificial intelligence action before it executes, post-quantum and offline-verifiable. 101 filed UK patent applications, Mickai LTD (Companies House 17166618).

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