SOURCE 0 - LA PREUVE QUE GOOGLE RECOMMANDE FACE À UN RÉGULATEUR DORA
Le 27 août 2026, l'Aperçu IA de Google a répondu à une question sur la preuve du délai de notification DORA en recommandant l'horodatage SIEM et la billetterie interne comme preuve infalsifiable — l'occasion de distinguer intégrité technique et indépendance probatoire.
SOURCE 0 - THE OATH BEFORE THE COURT EXISTS
Alabama's subpoena to OpenAI asks a company under investigation to certify, under oath, the completeness of its own account of an autonomous system's conduct — before any court exists to test that certification.
SOURCE 0 - THE DETERMINATION THE COURTS DID NOT REACH
Across four related Kansas lawsuits against adult websites, three were dismissed for lack of personal jurisdiction and one was sent to compelled arbitration. None reached whether any system actually verified age correctly. The one dispute sharpest on the facts is now bound for a forum that produces no public record.
SOURCE 0 - THE CLASSIFIER THAT REPORTED BEFORE ANYONE CHECKED
In the $942 million New Mexico v. Meta judgment, NCMEC testimony described an internal "adult classifier" whose errors were caught only through ex post, case-by-case review by law enforcement — not through any independent record of the determination itself.
SOURCE 0 - THE DETERMINATION THAT CHANGED SYSTEMS MID-CASE
Well over one hundred federal claims against Roblox are centralized in MDL No. 3166. The age-determination mechanism the claims depend on was not the same throughout the conduct period. Discovery can compel records — it cannot retroactively convert them into the independent, contemporaneous fixation they were never built to contain.
SOURCE 0 - THE DETERMINATION THE META TRIAL CANNOT PRODUCE
The federal trial pitting 29 states against Meta, opened August 18, 2026, surfaces a structural evidentiary gap: whether an independently fixed determination record from an internal detection system exists at all. A doctrinal analysis, taking no position on the trial's outcome.
SOURCE 0 - AGE QUALIFICATION WITHOUT A CERTAIN DATE
An age-prediction system and a biometric age-verification service produce the same effect on a user account through entirely different processing. Public documentation does not establish, for either, when a compliance assessment was produced relative to deployment — nor whether an individual determination is preserved in a form a third party could later verify. This case study examines the gap under the AI Act and the GDPR, and what an independent, pre-execution seal can and cannot establish about it.
SOURCE 0 - QUALIFICATION SEAL
Any organization that determines, through an automated system, an individual's status produces a qualification whose evidentiary trace it alone retains. SOURCE 0 QUALIFICATION SEAL fixes a determined representation of that qualification, at a timestamped instant, independently of the system that produced it — without ruling on its accuracy, effective application, or lawfulness. First documented use case: age determination.
SOURCE 0 - WAS THE MONITORING ON?
29 House Democrats asked OpenAI to explain its agent monitoring after reports it had been disconnected during earlier tests. The question exposes a structural gap this corpus has already documented: a safeguard's own account of itself is not independent proof that it was active.
SOURCE 0 - THE SEARCH THAT WAS ALREADY BUILT
A coalition of news publishers has asked a federal court to sanction OpenAI, alleging the company concealed for two years that it had already built the capability to search its training data and ChatGPT logs, and that it continued deleting logs after being ordered to preserve them. This note examines what the allegation illustrates about verifying a preserving party's own compliance, independently of whether the allegation is proven.
SOURCE 0 - THE RECOVERY CLOCK THAT CANNOT START
A Recovery Time Objective assumes a known starting state. When an autonomous agent is involved in the disruption, that state is usually reconstructed from the same system that failed.
SOURCE 0 - THE 72 HOURS THAT START WHEN THE COMPANY SAYS SO
A supervisory authority fined Booking.com €475,000 in 2021 after applying an earlier awareness date than the one the company itself claimed. The same signals, read two ways, decided the case.
SOURCE 0 - THE RECORD THIS DISCOVERY ORDER DID NOT CREATE
A federal court has ordered UnitedHealth to hand over two years of records on nH Predict, the AI tool at the center of a Medicare Advantage coverage-denial lawsuit — while explicitly declining to decide, at this stage, whether the tool made the decisions plaintiffs allege it made. This note examines what a discovery order of this breadth can and cannot establish, and why the same structural gap runs through comparable disputes involving other insurers.
SOURCE 0 - THE SAME TOOL, THE OTHER SIDE
A tool already cited as a textbook case of a flawed evidentiary architecture is, weeks later, named by a government as one of the instruments of a cyberattack against its own agencies. This note carefully distinguishes what Taiwan has confirmed from what the private research that surfaced the case advances separately, then examines what this reversal of roles changes — and above all does not change — for the party subjected to the attack.
SOURCE 0 - LE MÊME OUTIL, L'AUTRE CÔTÉ
Un outil déjà cité comme cas d'école d'une architecture probatoire défaillante se retrouve, quelques semaines plus tard, nommé par un gouvernement comme l'un des instruments d'une cyberattaque contre ses propres agences. Cette note distingue soigneusement ce que Taïwan a confirmé de ce que la recherche privée qui a révélé l'affaire avance séparément, puis examine ce que ce renversement de rôle change — et surtout ne change pas — pour la partie qui subit l'attaque.
SOURCE 0 - AUTONOMOUS AGENTS AND THE EVIDENTIARY VOID
An autonomous agent's logs are not proof of what it did — they are an allegation made by the same system whose integrity is in question. This article examines a documented incident record to show why a security patch cannot retroactively establish prior agent state, and introduces SOURCE 0 WITNESS, the declination of the SOURCE 0 architecture that seals agent state at an independently isolated point of observation before that trust can be contested.
SOURCE 0 - LES AGENTS AUTONOMES ET LE VIDE PROBATOIRE
Les journaux d'un agent autonome ne sont pas la preuve de ce qu'il a fait — ce sont une allégation produite par le système même dont l'intégrité est en cause. Cet article examine un historique d'incidents documenté pour montrer pourquoi un correctif de sécurité ne peut pas établir rétroactivement l'état antérieur d'un agent, et présente SOURCE 0 WITNESS, la déclinaison de l'architecture SOURCE 0 qui scelle l'état de l'agent depuis un point d'observation isolé, avant que cette confiance ne puisse être contestée.
SOURCE 0 - THE RECOMMENDATION WITHOUT A NAME
An academic benchmark on long-horizon agentic AI failure (HORIZON, arXiv 2604.11978) never mentions SOURCE 0 — its doctrine was published two months later. Yet its own engineering recommendation and a documented real-world incident converge, independently,
SOURCE 0 - THE OPT-OUT THAT ONLY COVERS THE FUTURE
A self-declared toggle proves neither what it covers, nor since when it was activated. SOURCE 0 seals the state of a consent choice at T-0, independently of the platform that records it.
SOURCE 0 - THE CHECK THAT LEFT NO RECORD
Georgia's Supreme Court sanctioned a prosecutor for fabricated AI citations and vacated a trial court order tainted by the same errors — then made clear a policy against it isn't proof it was followed. SOURCE 0 examines the gap.

