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Fakes will circulate. The real one can still be proven.

Attach a proof at the moment you publish, and readers and partners can check for themselves which one is genuine — instead of you chasing every fake after the fact.

Reader's browser — verifying an article
Not tampered with
DOC HASH0x68d4…9f01
IssuerThe Daily Record
Published2026-07-28 09:12
SubjectPublished article & photos
Proof classProvenance
Signature matches Tamper check Issuer confirmed
The proof layer
is running now
Verification Center live 3 proof-backed data feeds Verification is free
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01 — Why LemmaLooking at it is no longer enough to tell.

Deepfakes and generative models can now produce a photo, a paragraph or a video that nobody can tell from the real thing by eye. What you have to protect is your own output. Finding fakes and taking them down is a race you do not win; being able to point at the genuine one first is both faster and more certain.

Point at the real one.
Stop chasing the fakes.

02 — What changesThree things Lemma changes
Readers can tell which one is yours

Your own output carries the proof, so a reader can confirm which version is genuine without waiting for a takedown to go through.

Reader's verification screen
What is being checkedPublished article
IssuerThe Daily Record
Query to issuerNot needed
VerdictNot tampered with
Incoming material
Field photography (RAW)Photographer knownProof attached
Supplied footageSource knownProof attached
Contributed copyAuthor knownProof attached
AI-assisted imageryDeclaredProof attached
Origin established before you publish

Field photography, contributed copy, generated imagery — establish the origin of everything you use before you publish, and you avoid the corrections and rights disputes that follow publication.

Anyone can check, and no one needs a key

Verification is free and needs no key. Anyone can do it by opening a link, and every check is one more reader who has confirmed it directly.

POST /v1/proofs/verify
// Free, no key — the reader settles it alone { "docHash": "0x68d4…9f01" } // What comes back { "valid": true, "issuer": "The Daily Record" }
03 — Threat casesWhat happened when checking by eye stopped working.

Three cases from this area, drawn from the Lemma Critical Briefs. In each one, nothing about the appearance or the format separated the genuine from the fake.

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04 — How it worksThree steps, and that's it.
Issuing the proof
RecordPublished article & photos
IssuerThe Daily Record
What is sentHash only
Issued 0x68d4…9f01
01Attach a proof
Why it holdsChange one character in the piece and it no longer matches the proof.
One API call at publication. The body of the piece is never sent.
What you publish
Published article
Proof attached — verify here
02Publish it
Why it holdsThe proof itself is about 200 bytes, and survives being reposted.
The piece carries a verification link. Nothing about how you distribute it has to change.
The reader's screen
Not tampered with
SignatureTamper checkIssuer
03They check it
Why it holdsThe reader settles it alone, without contacting you.
Open the link and the verdict appears. No account, no key.
05 — Use casesHow it is used in this industry
06 — Latest newsAdoption, and what is moving in this area

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Media

When someone impersonates you,
what can you point to?

We map your publishing flow with you and pinpoint where the proof should be attached. It starts with a 30-minute call.