Every exchange with Qriton KB, every answer and every refusal, is written to a tamper-evident chain. Paste a receipt's hash below and ask the server to verify it against the live record. No account is required.
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The receipt records the exact question and outcome, plus cryptographic hashes of the exact answer and ordered cited evidence. Version 2 also seals the record type, time, and chain position. Alter a sealed field and this check fails. That is what tamper-evident means.
Qriton KB's knowledge changes only through a named reviewer's approval, with every edit receipted and reversible. You control what it knows, with a record of every change, and no retraining.
Honest about what this is: the running KB reports that the receipt matches its hash-chained record. It is a server-side integrity check, not an independently anchored proof and not a guarantee that an answer is correct.
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