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Recent writing.
Sep 7, 2026
Embedded provenance has a circular dependency at its core, and the exclusion range is the workaround. A formal analysis of C2PA shows what the workaround costs — and why provenance that modifies the canonical artifact is the wrong default.
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Aug 31, 2026
Content provenance has solved the cryptography. The unsolved part is who decides that a signer deserves belief — a question the standards openly leave open, and the one that decides whether provenance means anything to a reader.
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Aug 24, 2026
Invisible watermarks are becoming the default answer for text provenance. A mark can be robust or it can be binding, never both — and the trust question underneath is the one SSL left unanswered for twenty years.
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