C2PA 2.3 Published: Encypher Authors Text Provenance Standard

By: Erik Svilich, Founder & CEO | Encypher | C2PA Co-Chair󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠆍󠄅󠅼︃󠅵󠄃󠇟󠅝󠅛︋󠄉󠅅󠅊󠆧󠆩󠆙󠇔󠆰󠅗󠇞󠆳󠆧󠅭︀󠄓󠅩󠄷󠆫󠅹󠇠󠅑󠆖󠄿󠄱󠇠󠄳󠆺󠄩󠄴󠅤

Today, text has proof of origin on a global scale󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠄹󠅂󠄇󠅾󠆆󠅇󠆤󠄵󠅇󠅲󠇋󠆷︉󠅌󠄜󠆙󠇂󠆳󠄜󠄍󠆍󠇛󠇕︃󠅃󠄤󠅴󠇬󠅛󠄁󠇀󠇀︄󠄘󠆊󠄤󠅬󠇢󠆉󠇛.

The C2PA 2.3 specification is officially live, and with it, Section A.7: Embedding Manifests into Unstructured Text, the section I authored as Co-Chair of the C2PA Text Provenance Task Force󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠆏󠇆󠇭︅󠆯󠇍󠇥󠆄󠇄󠆌󠅮󠇧󠇝󠇐󠅘︊󠄽󠇥󠇂󠇯󠅴󠆟︃󠄗󠅙󠄀󠅂󠄆󠆉󠆇󠄸󠅹󠅀󠆇󠄚󠆶󠆸󠅣󠆏󠅫.

What This Means󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠄺󠆌󠇡󠆱󠇣󠇄󠆐󠄾󠇦󠄾󠇖󠄲󠄅󠄆󠅂󠄫󠆲󠅕󠇕󠇂󠄢︂󠄜󠇓󠆊󠄍󠆍󠆐󠆆󠆍󠇭󠅽󠅟󠄍󠇞󠅼󠆳󠄱󠅙︌

For the first time, there is an official, global standard for embedding cryptographic provenance into plain text󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠅷󠆯︃󠅾󠆁󠄧󠄶󠆒󠇑󠄍󠇩󠅶󠄽󠇈󠇖󠆝󠅠󠇩󠅘󠅾󠇧︉󠅍󠆾󠆤󠄎󠄑󠅶󠄛󠄍󠄘󠄘󠇮󠄂󠆖󠆴󠅂󠇙󠄇󠆡. This enables:󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠆵󠇧󠅥󠅼󠇘󠄚󠄼󠇞󠄚󠆅󠆺󠅣︅︁󠆑󠄪󠇐󠅲󠇫󠆹󠆯︋󠇖󠆀󠄻󠇠󠄇󠄐󠆮󠆅󠅌󠄰󠆬󠄋️︆󠄨󠇀󠆞󠇣

Proof of origin for any text content: articles, reports, AI outputs󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠄥󠇘󠆄󠆒󠆩󠅇󠅦󠆸󠅢󠇔󠆸󠄗󠆿󠆘󠅼󠄦󠅥󠇭󠅡󠅴󠇂󠆃󠅬󠆥󠅶󠆚󠆇󠇄󠆔󠄻󠅑︊󠆴󠅿󠅥󠄞󠆄󠄽󠅛󠆓
Tamper-evident signatures that survive copy-paste and distribution󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠇄︅󠆠󠆮󠆖󠆊󠄤󠄺󠆟󠅕󠆫󠄣󠇘󠇆󠅶󠇯󠆼󠄌󠇦󠆢󠆃󠆌󠆵󠇐︊󠇝󠅞󠆈󠅊󠅱󠅗󠆥︋󠇠󠅈︃󠄮󠅹󠇗󠆾
Interoperability across platforms, tools, and ecosystems󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠄸󠆎󠄂󠅥󠇏󠆹󠅝︀󠆖󠇦󠆎󠄊󠅭󠇮󠆒󠇉󠄩󠅌󠇎󠆆󠄮󠅋󠅤︄󠄇󠇮󠆌️󠆍󠄣󠅣︆󠆲󠄨󠄊󠇬󠅄󠆿󠅠󠅸

The specification is live at: C2PA Section A.7󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠅳󠅔󠇭󠅝󠆯󠇉󠆑󠆩󠇒󠆵󠅲󠆍󠄑󠅎󠅠󠇓󠅣󠅐󠄬󠅲󠆖󠆶󠄟󠄄󠇪󠇫󠆛󠇬󠆌󠅸󠆙󠄴󠄱󠆊󠄩󠆖󠇝󠅛󠄨󠅮

The Technical Foundation󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠇗󠅉󠄾󠆨󠄡󠅙󠅱󠇅󠄥󠅑󠅟󠄕󠆉󠆶󠇆󠄋󠅣󠆪󠅧󠄗󠇛󠄘󠄄︄️󠄾󠄬󠇙󠇈󠇛󠆋󠄨󠅣󠇉󠄚󠇝󠄒󠄔󠇩󠄄

Section A.7 introduces the C2PATextManifestWrapper structure, which uses Unicode variation selectors to embed C2PA manifests invisibly within text󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠆙󠇮󠇪󠅂󠆭󠄹󠅼󠄣󠆲󠇊󠄏󠄅︉󠄆︍󠆻󠅐󠆿󠆯󠄳󠆿︈󠅵󠆱󠇢󠆡󠄆󠆪󠆸󠇣󠇄︁️󠇐󠄐󠄯󠆏󠅲󠄔󠅗. Key elements include:󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠅉󠄆󠅏󠇤󠄤󠄴󠅚󠇫󠆘󠇓󠅊󠇙󠅏󠅷󠆂󠇌󠄾󠆼󠅎󠆷󠄪󠆬󠄆󠇬󠄘󠅮󠆓︋󠇓󠆜󠅮󠆗󠄊󠆯󠅮󠇥󠆋󠅵︅󠄱

Magic number: C2PATXT\0 (0x4332504154585400󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠇛󠄌󠄖󠇌󠄀󠅘󠇂󠅒󠄫󠄂󠆃󠆌󠇗󠄂󠆱󠆻︌󠅡󠄗󠅍󠇝󠇤󠄃︉󠅨󠆝󠄣󠆬󠆻󠆕󠄽󠅮󠇆󠇌󠄋󠇇󠅐󠇉󠅤󠄄)
Encoding: Unicode variation selectors (U+FE00-U+FE0F and U+E0100-U+E01EF󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠇙󠅟󠅂󠆰󠄕󠄉󠅇󠅳󠄒󠄍󠄎󠇙︂󠇄󠆲󠅪󠅲󠆔󠄐󠇖󠄘󠅒󠄥󠄡󠄴󠆃󠄣󠆙󠆼󠄹󠆁󠄿󠄨󠇥󠆖󠇩󠅭󠇯󠅁󠆓)
Prefix: Zero-Width No-Break Space (U+FEFF) for forward compatibility󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠆆󠇟󠇦󠆒󠄘󠆢󠅵󠇁󠅩󠆛󠄰󠅐󠆉󠆤󠇩󠇆󠄕󠅦󠆹󠄵󠆈󠇗󠇛󠅴󠄏󠇕󠇐󠆅󠅆󠄞󠆖󠆆󠅿󠆭󠄏󠅴󠆍󠄌󠆒󠆁
Validation:󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢︁󠇅󠆋󠆑󠆉󠇒󠆢󠅋󠇊󠇧󠅞󠆅󠆽󠄺󠇅󠅄󠅇󠅘󠅚󠆥󠇀󠆓󠄫󠅢󠅶󠇘󠇭󠇬󠄸󠆀󠆂󠆤󠄎󠄧󠄢󠅽󠅘󠆩󠄨󠆈 NFC normalization and byte-offset exclusion handling󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠅫󠇗󠇆󠇠󠇛󠇮󠆈︂󠇚󠄥󠆹󠆖󠅡󠄎️󠆻󠇗󠆌󠄺󠆾󠅢󠅭󠆈󠅜󠄁󠅐󠇍󠇢󠄮󠄰󠇗󠅇󠆩󠄾󠇇󠅬󠅷󠆼︃󠆞

This approach ensures that provenance data travels with the text itself, not in a separate file or database󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠆿󠆻󠇄󠇟󠆡󠄇󠄜󠅺󠇌󠆝󠇃󠅌󠆁󠅬󠅪󠅧󠅂󠄚󠅬󠇬︄󠅧󠄵󠇔󠄌︁󠅖󠅁󠅱󠄛󠆵󠅼󠆋󠆜󠇥󠆻󠄻󠅥󠅡󠅴.

From Task Force to Standard󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠄍󠇠︇󠇏󠅓󠅻󠅧󠇊󠇅󠅻󠄨󠄻󠄐󠆫󠅎󠄱󠆙󠅯󠅉󠅻󠇗󠄏󠄛󠆭󠇘󠅾󠆏󠆜︋︈󠅝︊󠆶󠆬󠆭󠅦󠆔󠆝󠆥󠅿

When I joined C2PA as Co-Chair of the Text Provenance Task Force alongside colleagues from Google, BBC, OpenAI, Adobe, and Microsoft, the challenge was clear: text had no proof of origin󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠄈󠅬󠄎󠇎󠅜󠅔󠆹󠅽󠆠󠅶󠆃󠄱󠆿󠅥󠅵󠇈󠅽󠆊󠄎󠇧󠄇󠅻󠄛󠅓󠆽󠄞󠆂󠆙󠄌󠅖󠅼󠇣󠆶󠅆󠅜󠄞󠄘󠄖󠅟󠆟.

For decades, images have had EXIF󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠆊󠆃󠇛󠆃󠄑󠅛󠇞󠆎󠅈︀󠆁󠆉󠆭󠅔󠇄󠅹󠅑󠆛󠄄󠄖󠇓󠅆󠅷󠄝󠆩󠇨󠇏󠅦󠅿󠄈︄󠄻󠄭󠆞󠅕󠄠󠆄󠄎󠆌󠆈. Videos have container metadata󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠄠󠆵󠅨󠄁󠇯󠄺󠆢󠇅󠅐︆︂︌󠅽󠄶󠆛󠆙󠅎󠄔󠆖󠆁󠄌󠅇󠆭︀󠄃󠆯󠇣󠅨󠇠󠅆󠄨󠆆󠆁󠇏󠅜󠆜󠅨󠅧󠅶󠅬. PDFs have digital signatures󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠇇󠇚󠇧󠆉󠄍󠇅󠅱󠇚󠄝󠇬󠄯󠄄󠅕󠅮󠆼󠅖󠆜󠅖󠇯󠆚󠄶󠇊󠇣󠆹󠄵󠄋󠄟󠅴󠅟󠄙󠆬️󠄠󠅞︎󠆇󠄔󠅔󠆷󠆲. Plain text, which is the fabric of AI training data, news articles, research, and most digital communication, had nothing󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠅐󠅈󠇇󠇞󠆆󠆺󠅠󠇛󠇡󠄱󠆍︌󠇥󠄠󠆁󠄅󠅶󠇎󠆵󠇨󠆸󠅏󠅣󠄩󠆶󠆭󠆎󠄰󠅕󠄆󠇞󠇧󠅷󠆾󠅟󠆧󠇗󠄄󠆓󠄀.

Today, that changes󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠅪󠅘󠆠󠄵󠇥󠆺󠇓󠅋󠆻️󠄉󠄇󠆯󠄜󠅋︆󠆫󠆁󠆻󠅮󠆆󠅸󠇮󠅐󠄙󠇕󠄯󠄆󠆷󠇛󠇎󠇕󠄔󠆡󠇝󠅙󠆫󠅯︃󠅏.

Acknowledgments󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠇐︆󠆙󠄕󠆫󠅾󠅆󠅩󠆜󠆿󠅔󠅵󠅮󠄽󠆉󠅦󠅹󠆾󠄸󠆻󠄬󠄈󠇜󠅠󠅏󠄻󠇎󠆉󠄮󠆐󠆐󠇨󠄗󠇚󠅗󠇒󠅘󠄟󠆡󠅩

Standards aren't built alone󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠆿󠇞󠅍󠅈󠇒󠄭󠆀󠆼󠇝󠅎󠅬󠄑󠄤󠇘󠆊︎󠅂󠅨󠇬󠅧󠇗󠄪󠅾󠄉󠆪󠄇󠆑󠅣󠄜󠄉󠇮󠅝󠆝󠄭󠇘󠆬󠆎󠅛󠄛󠄙.

Deep gratitude to Leonard Rosenthol, Charlie Halford, and the broader C2PA community󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠇌󠅞󠅀󠄅󠅯󠆅󠄜󠅩󠆴󠅻󠅙󠄱󠅃󠄩󠄶󠇢󠆿󠄿󠄓󠇨󠅽󠆎︂󠅕󠆬󠄐︅󠄤󠅪󠇤󠇧󠅹󠅣󠇨󠅍󠇯󠇅󠅣󠄿󠄳. You challenged assumptions, sharpened the technical approach, and helped guide what started as a concept into a global open standard󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠇪󠅟󠆒󠆼󠄛󠅟󠅅󠅞󠅗󠅕󠄤󠄾󠇪󠆟󠆷︆󠅪󠅋󠄌󠆵󠄂󠇢󠆃️󠅔󠆱󠅄󠇅󠇡󠄣󠄭︍󠅇󠇮󠆞󠄰󠄇︎󠄁󠅥.

Working alongside colleagues from Google, BBC, OpenAI, Adobe, and Microsoft reinforced something I believe deeply: the best infrastructure is built together󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠅒󠆚󠆉󠄃󠆘󠆗󠆀󠄐󠆳󠄏󠄯󠅳󠇯󠅰󠆩󠇯󠆡󠄮󠅗󠄜󠇁󠅢󠄫󠆛󠄬󠆲󠄭󠆞󠆊󠄘󠄕󠆕󠇐︍󠄵󠅢︄󠆍󠇐󠆟.

What This Enables󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠆻󠄋󠅶󠅹󠄳󠅤󠅤󠆂󠆑󠆤󠆄󠇑󠇔󠅢󠄑󠆶󠆐󠆥︆󠆮󠅪󠆶󠅇󠅤󠅘󠇓󠄋󠅋󠇬󠅣󠇯︁󠄱󠆅󠅵󠅉󠇊󠇦󠄵󠇦

Creators gain cryptographic proof of authorship over their IP, before AI "hallucinates" their work󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠅪󠆸󠇫󠄝󠇡︎󠄯󠆓︅󠅒󠆬󠆚󠇏󠄅󠅻󠆮󠇧󠇎󠅎󠄯󠇉󠅌󠅲󠆶󠆓󠄲󠆢󠄈󠆢󠄼󠅧󠇑󠇆󠆇︉󠇢󠅣󠆃󠇠󠅹
Publishers shift from litigation whack-a-mole to licensing infrastructure󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠄯󠇘󠅕󠇦󠇇󠆋󠅰󠇈󠆒︁󠄞︇󠅱󠇏󠄜󠇏󠆸󠆮󠅠︍󠅩󠄑󠅾󠆷󠆎󠅟󠅫󠄨󠇅󠅀󠄣󠅯󠄍󠇚󠆍︍󠇬󠅹󠅲󠅶
AI companies get attribution data, tools to verify quote integrity, and the technical ability to meet regulatory requirements like the EU AI Act󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠆉󠇑󠅿󠄸󠅊󠇚󠇠󠅨󠇣󠆏󠅰󠅝󠅾󠇏󠆷󠆡󠄌󠆙󠄕󠆧󠆔󠄇󠆏󠅭󠄌󠆘󠅱󠆭󠅎󠆬󠅊󠆱󠆕󠅸󠆾︈󠇠󠄨󠄊󠆏
Enterprises gain real governance for AI-generated content󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠅒󠇈󠄷󠅱󠅀󠄮󠅑󠆐󠇥󠄱︈󠆫󠇡󠄁󠇠󠆣︉󠆖󠄼󠇖󠇡󠅇󠇔󠇛󠅺󠆪󠄇󠆫󠆍󠅩󠇢󠇄󠇃󠆽︀󠆔󠅫󠇍󠆌︅

With this technology, we're building an ecosystem centered on transparency, trust, and a fair content economy󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠄨󠄩︅󠆵󠆒󠅩󠇮󠇓󠅔︉󠄫󠄏󠄠󠅺󠅳󠄾󠄺󠇌︇󠅕󠆃󠄅󠆧󠆠󠄏󠄼󠆭󠅨󠅣󠇗︄󠅧󠆩󠄔󠅿󠅊󠅻󠄨󠅪󠆬.

What Comes Next󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠇒󠆘󠅞󠅡󠄿󠆢󠄞󠇎󠄻󠅝󠆫󠆿󠅊󠅺󠅸󠆊󠆲︊󠅃󠇛󠄜󠅓󠄶󠇦󠅮󠄄󠆯󠄈󠅟󠅆󠆃󠅔󠄱󠆸󠅦󠇄󠆝󠄫󠅬󠅵

The standard provides the foundation󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠅗󠆝󠄐󠅗󠄙󠇧󠆒󠅩󠅋󠄂󠅁󠆝󠅛󠄧󠄰󠄃󠅵󠄫󠆻󠇭󠆱󠇄󠄖󠄔󠇉️󠆗󠅧󠆎󠅪󠄥󠇊󠆠󠇁󠅓󠅄󠇃󠄎󠄓󠄈. At Encypher, we've built tools that implement and extend it: sentence-level tracking, formal notice infrastructure, quote integrity verification󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠄥󠆣󠅵󠅰󠇙󠆴󠄢󠇑󠄘︇󠄊󠇞󠆝󠅄󠄳󠅎󠆵󠆐󠅣󠆟󠆷󠆜󠄉󠅸󠅏󠄲︆󠄛󠅨󠅇󠆴󠅍󠆓󠅆︃󠅞󠆏󠅂󠆧󠅕.

Extending the Standard󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠄅︌󠆟︉󠆤︀󠇌󠅍󠆯󠅈󠄵󠆜󠄍󠅠󠆅󠄣󠅌󠄎︍󠇜󠇂󠆿󠅺󠆏󠆭󠆨󠅷󠆓︆󠄀󠄬󠇞󠄰󠅅󠅊󠆥󠅺︈󠇠󠅹

Yesterday (January 7, 2026), we filed our first provisional patent application covering sentence-level tracking and related innovations󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠅉󠆙󠄽󠆭󠅲󠄣󠇊︇󠄹󠄩󠆮󠄪󠆞󠇜󠆭󠇟︊󠄨󠄵󠅘󠄖󠇕󠆏󠇔󠅐󠄭󠇝󠅊󠄑󠇛󠅸󠆈󠇟󠅳󠅤︄󠆩󠅠󠇫󠄡. The open C2PA standard provides the foundation; our patent-pending technology enables the business value that publishers and AI companies need:󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠄰︃󠆂󠆸󠆔󠇏󠆁󠇤󠄀󠇆󠆱󠆩󠅺󠄪󠅜󠄝󠆌︄󠆚󠆳󠄈󠆠️󠆱󠇖󠆤󠆦󠆸󠅆󠇯󠅶󠆁󠅉󠅴󠄀󠅈󠄳󠆾󠄖󠅣

Sentence-level granularity for precise attribution (not just document-level󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠄪󠅔󠇇󠇌󠄥󠅦󠅘󠅝️󠇀󠅂󠆯󠄶󠄞󠇗󠄬󠄙󠄨󠆝󠆊󠅝󠇌︇󠆟󠇅︌󠄿󠅰󠄈󠆛󠅱󠆬󠇢󠆡󠇃󠇣󠄈󠄑󠄼󠄓)
Willful infringement enablement through formal notice infrastructure󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠅂󠆁󠆣󠆩󠆒󠆤󠆨󠅇󠄈󠄊󠆃󠅧󠄆󠇘󠅱󠇝󠇏󠅹󠄠󠆔󠇦󠆍󠆪󠅮󠇂︌︄󠅜󠅍󠇀󠄉󠅊󠇮󠆕󠄠󠇩󠄹󠆰󠅞󠄔
Quote integrity verification to prove AI accuracy vs. hallucination󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠄗󠆀󠆇󠇂󠅜󠅚󠅖󠄷󠄄󠇐󠅺󠆞󠅆󠆄󠅢󠇭󠅋󠄯󠄵︃󠅖󠅐󠅷󠅦󠆪󠆄󠄼󠇣󠄈󠄼󠇪󠄲󠇍󠆘󠅱󠇯󠅙󠆼󠅝󠄓
Performance intelligence for content analytics and optimization󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠅬󠄌󠆖󠇫󠅿󠄪︇󠅯󠄲󠇉󠅞󠆲󠄰󠆍󠆱󠄟󠄸︅󠇉󠄡󠅨󠅹󠅑󠇆󠅘󠆊󠄰󠆛󠅒󠅬󠅢󠆖󠅊󠇔󠆎󠇎󠅤󠇭󠇗󠅄

Syracuse Symposium󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠅎󠆂󠇭󠇣󠆁󠅉󠇔󠆮󠇃󠅙󠇑󠄔󠄚󠄮󠄹︍󠇎󠄰󠇖󠅊󠄦󠆅󠅼󠇕󠄗󠆹󠆈󠇁︀︌󠆗󠆞󠅬󠆚󠄙󠄆︀󠅣󠄜󠅳

On February 25, 2026, we're convening the Syracuse Symposium to translate technical standards into market licensing frameworks󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠇄󠅟󠄚󠅷󠅖󠇮󠇮󠅉󠆴󠄒󠆋󠆡󠅚󠆮󠇮󠆔󠅾󠆒󠆜󠇁󠄥󠄽󠅎︆󠆺󠆴󠅌󠆊󠇂󠇘󠇫󠅰󠄉︁󠅤󠄃󠇢󠄧󠄠󠄉. Publisher general counsels and AI company commercial leads will define the terms of engagement for the AI content economy󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠅑󠇛󠆜󠄐󠅸󠇞︃󠅈︉󠄇󠆄󠆾󠄝󠄇󠅅󠄅󠄗󠄫󠆿󠄢󠅍︎󠇨󠅟󠄮󠄃󠇗󠇈󠆂󠆻︌󠄥󠄴󠄋󠇬󠆲︍󠅢󠇓󠆟.

Infrastructure Rollout󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠅝󠄨󠆕󠆁︂󠇐︆︋󠅤󠄶󠆡󠄻󠆭󠆆󠄦󠇎󠆉󠄍󠆌󠆂󠄗󠆠󠆼󠆅󠅎󠅉󠄿󠆻󠇕󠆂󠇐󠇖󠇈󠄈󠅆󠄥󠆵︃󠄢󠅔

Our API and SDKs (Python, TypeScript, Go, Rust) are production-ready󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠅂󠄭󠄗︌󠇕️︋󠄭󠄊󠆂󠆆󠇞󠅈󠄌︉󠄔󠄚󠄠󠆩󠅡󠆍󠇌󠄁󠇃󠇍󠅏󠅹󠇇󠅩󠄲󠇆󠅧󠆋󠄾󠄰󠆳󠅡󠄎︇󠄘. Publishers can implement sentence-level tracking in 30 days󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠆐󠇖󠄣󠅋󠇛󠅲󠇇󠇦󠄯️󠆌󠆳󠄟󠄊︁󠄞󠄈󠅇󠄦󠄌󠇎󠆁󠅶󠄴󠇬󠄊󠇜󠆪󠇠󠄘󠅈󠆚󠆧󠅇︃️󠆽󠅽󠅂󠆏. AI labs get one integration for the entire publisher ecosystem󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠄠󠆀󠆏󠆀󠇔︀󠆤󠆕󠇮󠅧󠅂󠇤󠇝󠆠󠅧󠅸󠅺󠇮󠄰󠆚󠄣󠅃󠇃󠅝󠄹󠆊󠇊︇󠅳󠅝️󠅃󠆩󠇙󠆢󠄧󠇀󠇮󠅚󠆪.

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C2PA v2.3 Text Provenance Specification: C2PA v2.3󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠄐󠅍󠅣󠅄󠆰󠅕󠄀󠄱󠅐󠆲󠅵󠄊󠆵󠆅󠄠󠆠󠆵󠇯󠆅󠄝󠄈󠆐󠅍󠇏󠆠󠅲󠄭󠇮󠆻󠅖󠆅󠅊󠇎󠇮󠅷󠅪︀󠇈󠅳󠇞

The standard is published󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠆝󠄐󠄲󠄋󠆔󠆴󠇟󠅯󠆅󠇈󠅄󠆹󠆍󠆮󠄰󠇡󠅅󠄭󠅄󠄞󠆓󠄕󠅸󠅆󠄏︀󠆓󠅓󠄸󠆷󠄬󠄚󠅿󠆪󠇑󠅏︁󠇡󠇜󠇭. Our infrastructure is ready󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠇏󠄄󠅬󠄋󠆲󠅾󠄂󠇈󠇂󠅴󠇔󠄊󠄿󠆽󠄴󠅡󠄛󠄜󠇝󠆳︎󠇆󠆳󠅴︈󠄱󠆾󠅠󠆁󠅫󠆜󠇍󠄉󠇮󠇕󠇘󠆔󠆞󠆑󠆞. Are you󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠄲󠅡󠄙󠅨󠆼󠇇󠅕󠆀󠄚󠅚󠅿󠇅󠄫󠇃󠆿󠅫󠇝︅󠅊󠇇󠅎󠆾󠅼󠄐󠇕󠆺󠇚󠅋󠄛󠄸󠆭󠄑󠄕󠄶󠄝󠅚󠄾󠆪󠅀󠅢?

Erik Svilich is Founder & CEO of Encypher Corporation and Co-Chair of the C2PA Text Provenance Task Force󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠆁󠄥󠆤󠆭󠄨󠆞󠇧󠆍󠅀󠆠︅󠆤󠆘󠆇󠇮󠄽󠇋󠆓󠆬󠇑󠅔󠄹󠆘󠄹󠇍󠇆󠅵︈󠅏󠄮󠆷󠅉󠇗󠄷󠄄󠇠󠅡󠇟󠇆󠄀. He authored Section A.7 of the C2PA 2.3 specification: Embedding Manifests into Unstructured Text󠇟󠇠󠇡󠇢󠄐󠇙󠄴󠆐󠅀󠆽︀󠅧󠆟󠄠󠅶󠇂󠆛󠄷󠆟󠇉󠆓󠄥󠅀︍󠅛󠄡󠅋󠄷󠄘󠄞󠄳󠅂󠆥︆󠆳󠄆󠄝󠇪󠄶󠄪︍󠆣󠄭󠄲.