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Reason over structured outputs from Verifyco's forensic layers; cite supporting evidence, counterevidence and unknowns.
Not a standalone detector · Not autonomous adjudicationCorpus AI is a conversational media-analysis assistant in development. It does not replace Verifyco's checks; it turns their available findings into cited answers, counterevidence, uncertainty and practical next steps.
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The strongest thread is agreement between two independent findings. The visual boundary appears in [E-03] during the same segment as the audio-visual drift [E-04].
Find the earliest available source and compare the flagged segment directly.
Corpus AI is the conversational examination layer after detection. The boundary is explicit so a polished answer never pretends to be stronger than its underlying evidence.
Produce layer-level findings from the iOS and web verification workflows.
Live foundationMaps each finding to a source, region, time range, quality and limitation.
In developmentAnswers questions from available findings, counterevidence and uncertainty, then cites what it used.
In developmentA reviewer inspects the cited regions, uncertainty and recommended next checks.
Product principleVerifyco's iOS analysis can run on-device. Verifyco Web uses its documented web workflow. Corpus AI's final deployment, retention and device/server split are still being evaluated and will be published before preview access.
One static-first case, four useful questions. Every answer names what supports it, what argues against it and what remains unknown.
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Two independent findings point to the same segment. The localized texture boundary [E-03] overlaps the audio-visual timing drift [E-04]. Metadata [E-02] only shows re-encoding, while clean audio [E-05] is counterevidence. The original source is still missing.
A visible evidence path, not a magic orb: detector outputs become normalised claims, cross-modal relationships and a cited examination for human review.
Layer, source, region, timestamp
Quality, limitation, provenance
Supporting and counterevidence
Finding, uncertainty, next check
Corpus AI is informed by the broader explainable multimodal-forensics frontier. Related work includes FakeShield (ICLR 2025) ↗; that work does not validate Corpus AI's wider media or deployment claims. Corpus AI surfaces evidence summaries and citations—not hidden internal reasoning.
No invented benchmark score and no vague promise. These are the release gates Verifyco intends to document before a Corpus AI preview is treated as a product.
Reason over structured outputs from Verifyco's forensic layers; cite supporting evidence, counterevidence and unknowns.
Not a standalone detector · Not autonomous adjudicationSeparate held-out sources, manipulation families and compression conditions; measure citation correctness and calibrated uncertainty.
Metrics will be published after measurementWeak detector inputs, missing originals, heavy recompression, domain shift and conflicts between modalities can all produce inconclusive results.
“Inconclusive” remains a valid outcomeDevice/server split, retention, training-data use and deletion controls are release-gated decisions—not assumptions hidden behind a UI.
Boundary to be published before previewVerifyco iOS and Web verification surfaces provide the evidence workflow Corpus AI will build upon.
Case conversations, evidence citations, counterevidence and uncertainty language.
Calibration, generalisation, red-team evaluation, privacy boundary and versioned model card.
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