If everything can be generated,
what is authentic?

Copyright offices in the US and Europe have already ruled: you cannot register something generated 100% by AI. If your company uses AI to produce technical manuals, code, documentation, or creative content, you risk losing the copyright on your own product if you cannot prove what the human did and what the machine did.

"The right to the state of the art is not only regulatory. It is a copyright right. Your creation deserves legal protection."

Use case

Technical manuals

An engineering team produces documentation with AI assistance.

Without VerΣum: Authorship is debatable. The copyright can be challenged.

With VerΣum: Every paragraph carries an authenticity seal certifying human intervention. The copyright is protected.

Proof chain
of co-creation

VerΣum generates a custody archive that captures the complete creation trace: from the human prompt to the final review, through every intervention and decision of the model.

Human intent record

The initial prompt, context, instruction, and constraints defined by the human author are recorded with hash and timestamp.

Synthetic generation trace

Each model output is captured with metadata: model version, parameters, temperature, seed. Nothing is left out.

Human intervention record

Every edit, correction, approval, or rejection by the human is sealed with cryptographic proof of authorship.

Final authenticity seal

The complete archive is compressed into a single certificate with a Merkle hash. Verifiable by third parties without revealing the content.

Public proof.
Private content.

The authenticity archive hash can be published on an Ethereum L2 (Base) as an on-chain attestation. Any judge, auditor, or counterparty can verify that the archive existed at a date and time without accessing its content.

Attestation on Base

Certify your content

Seal any human-AI co-creation with cryptographic proof. The generated certificate is verifiable by third parties without exposing the content.

Demo 100% in your browser (SHA-256 via Web Crypto). Certificates are verified locally; formal certification requires the Enterprise protocol.
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Human intent record

Verify a certificate

Enter the certificate ID to verify its cryptographic integrity.