Proofpress pitches an 'Intelligence Ledger' to audit AI-generated claims like financial books
tallmetommy · x · 2026-09-23
The Proofpress thesis: as agents produce more of an organization's research and decisions, companies need the same discipline for intelligence that accounting provides for money.
- Every consequential AI-generated claim should be traceable: where it came from, what evidence supports it, who authorized its reuse, whether it's still current, and what later work was built on it
- The goal is continuity: a company should be able to swap models without losing what it knows, why it believes it, and who authorized it — Proofpress positions itself as the system of record, an 'Intelligence Ledger'
Still a concept pitch with no product details.
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