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Anthropic unveils FlashProve, a system to prove which AI model produced an answer

Anthropic announced FlashProve, an open-source system meant to let anyone verify that an AI response really came from the model its provider claims. The system relies on cryptographic proof, a mathematical guarantee similar to a digital signature on an email, and could prevent an AI company from secretly swapping in a cheaper model to cut costs or a pricier one to inflate benchmark results. To work, AI labs must publish a unique 'fingerprint' for each model they release, without revealing the model's internal parameters, so the method can also apply to closed commercial models. The research is at an early stage, with no immediate plans for production deployment, but for businesses that rely on third-party AI outputs, for example a cybersecurity model's code review, it points to where verifiable trust in AI services is heading.

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