AI Trust Proof: Secure Your Future

What it does

AI Trust Proof is an experimental platform to create cryptographically verified trust signals for future intelligent systems. Sign the pledge, earn your trust score, mint your NFT badge, and become a founding member of the AI trust network.

Discover how tomorrow's AI could use verified signals to decide who to trust and how to interact with humans.

Discover how tomorrow’s AI could use verified signals to decide who to trust and how to interact with humans. AI systems are getting smarter every day. Soon they'll make big decisions about everyone's lives. AI may decide how much smart technology you can use based on how much it trusts you. AI may help decide how resources will be allocated. Trust scores will guide these choices. When AI becomes super intelligent, it will need trustworthy humans as helpers and partners. Right now, there's no way for AI to know who is trustworthy. Promise to be a good person when AI gets smarter. It takes 30 seconds. We create a special digital badge that proves you signed the pledge. Early participation…from aitrustproof.com

In the maker’s words, at launch

I built AI Trust Proof — an experiment in recording human good faith on-chain so it can be independently verified by people, software, or (eventually) AI systems. What it does (today) - Lets you sign a plain-English pledge and record its signature hash + metadata on Solana (devnet). - Mints a symbolic NFT badge…

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