What we observe
Invisible characters, Unicode anomalies, homoglyphs, technical structures, metadata and provenance information actually present in the content.
After Algorithm
After Algorithm does not try to guess arbitrarily whether a human or an AI wrote a piece of content.
Invisible characters, Unicode anomalies, homoglyphs, technical structures, metadata and provenance information actually present in the content.
A watermark or provenance is labelled verified only when a documented, compatible mechanism can actually perform that verification.
Clean Unicode does not prove human authorship. An anomaly is not automatically a watermark. C2PA presence is not the same as a valid signature until cryptographic verification is performed.
Make technical signals understandable and actionable without turning probability or anomaly into an accusation.