Communicate what was actually reviewed.
A trust summary should remain connected to the evidence behind it.
A Trust Passport is useful when it communicates approved verification scopes without becoming a permanent badge detached from the artifact that was reviewed. Zippri ties passport currentness to the verification subject and supports independent verification and revocation.
What a Trust Passport represents
The passport records approved scopes for a subject after the relevant verification decision. It is not a substitute for provenance, benchmark evidence or policy.
Verify passport evidence independently.
Keep authority to revoke trust when required.
Currentness matters
If a material artifact changes, earlier trust evidence should not silently follow the new state. Zippri can distinguish a valid historical passport from a current passport.
Public verification without exposing private assets
A public verification surface can validate the passport identity and signature while the private repository or organization data remains protected.
Common questions about AI Trust Passport
Is an AI Trust Passport a government certificate?
No. It is a Zippri platform trust artifact tied to the platform’s verification lifecycle unless an external authority is explicitly identified.
Does a passport guarantee an AI is always safe or correct?
No. It records approved verification scopes and current evidence; it does not eliminate model limitations or future change.
Can the passport become stale?
Yes. Material changes can make the earlier subject non-current and require a new verification lifecycle.