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{"blocks":[{"kind":"heading","text":"Trust is built as a chain"},{"kind":"paragraph","text":"An AI agent may find information, suggest an answer or perform an authorised action. In all three cases, trust comes not from a confident tone but from a visible chain: where the information came from, what the system is allowed to do, where human judgement is required and how the result can be checked."},{"kind":"steps","items":[{"title":"Source","text":"Start with a specific official page, document or record rather than an unattributed retelling."},{"title":"Meaning and limits","text":"Separate a confirmed fact from interpretation, a plan and information that still needs review."},{"title":"Permission to act","text":"An agent should see only the data and perform only the operations for which it has permission."},{"title":"Human decision","text":"Publication, identity claims, membership or award decisions should not happen automatically."},{"title":"Audit and stop","text":"The history of an action should remain available, together with a clear way to stop or reconsider the result."}]},{"kind":"heading","text":"What an official framework adds"},{"kind":"paragraph","text":"The NIST AI Risk Management Framework offers a voluntary practical approach to measuring and reducing risk across an AI system life cycle. It is not a quality certificate or a substitute for sector rules, but a shared language for reliability, transparency, safety and accountability."},{"kind":"paragraph","text":"For editorial and cultural platforms, this approach is useful in daily work: a source is connected to a material, permissions are connected to a specific action and human review remains visible in the process."},{"kind":"heading","text":"How this works at Bridges Between Worlds"},{"kind":"paragraph","text":"Bridge Core helps visitors search and understand published information, while permitted operations remain inside the existing rights and editorial workflow. The assistant can point to a related publication or source, but it must not declare a person the owner of a profile, appoint an award winner or present a plan as an accomplished fact."},{"kind":"callout","text":"What is the source? What exactly is confirmed? Which action is permitted? Where is human judgement? Can the history be reconstructed and the process stopped?","title":"Five questions before trusting a result"}],"version":1}
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