Capture, Store, Verify with Authenticity by Design
summary
Starling Lab shows a reproducible pipeline that Capture, Store, Verify three steps for tamper‑proof provenance: phone apps and webrecorder capture assets, bundles are hashed and signed and stored on IPFS/Filecoin with blockchain registrations, and verifications surface integrity metadata. Projects include a 2,000‑page cryptographic archive with ZK redactions that prompts local prosecutors to reopen a 30‑year case, web archives that preserved disappearing public records for an award‑winning Black Voice News series, and Numbers protocol prototypes for authenticated photo workflows. This is a prototype‑driven, practical stack with measurable preservation outcomes.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction to authenticity
- 6:20Starling Lab's impact and framework
- 14:26Case study: DJ and war crimes
- 19:39Case study: Black Voice News
- 26:25Case study: Taiwan election
- 29:37Demo and tool preview
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