Trust Identity Protocol by theailab.org

TIP (Trust Identity Protocol) is an open, post-quantum standard for verified human identity and content provenance. It lets anyone confirm whether a piece of content was made by a real person or by an AI, and see an honest declaration of how it was made.

As AI-generated media becomes impossible to tell apart by eye, TIP gives creators, publishers, and platforms a cryptographic way to prove origin. Every post, image, article, or dataset can carry a tamper-evident signature bound to a verified identity, one that survives cropping, copying, and re-sharing across the apps people actually use.

TIP is open by design. The specification is published under Creative Commons and is free for individuals, journalists, educators, nonprofits, and small businesses. It ships with a browser extension, web components, and SDKs, so developers can add verification in minutes.

Your words. Your art. Your proof. Start signing today.

Claim your content before anything else does.