AIFD / GLOBAL TRUST LAYER

Trust, as an interface.

AIFD turns claims about an AI film into reviewable relationships between works, people, production entities and festival editions.

One trust layer, globally legible

A permanent identifier is only the entry point. Every result also exposes issuer, evidence level, lifecycle state and review history.

THE AIFD TRUST MODEL

A claim is not a fact until its relationships can be checked.

INDEX describes the work and its creative universe. AIFD records who made which claim, who confirmed it, what evidence supports it and whether the issuer still stands behind it.

1Person
2Production role
3Film work
4Festival edition
5Festival result

Relationship verified

WHAT AIFD VERIFIES

Four high-value relationship claims.

Identity

The person or organisation exists and controls the stated account.

Person ↔ role ↔ work

The credited party and production entity confirm the role on a defined work version.

Work ↔ workflow

Evidence links the released work to declared AI tools, source inputs and accountable decisions.

Work ↔ festival edition

Selection, nomination and award claims are confirmed by the accredited issuing festival edition.

INDEX INTEROPERABILITY

Four indexes, one evidence layer.

AIFD does not replace INDEX. It resolves claims against INDEX objects and publishes the verification state.

Film index

Canonical work identity, version and production credits.

Character index

Character identity, performer or synthetic-performance links.

Worldbuilding assets

Locations, objects, style systems and reusable story assets.

Workflow index

Models, tools, source inputs, decisions and production provenance.

EVIDENCE LIFECYCLE

Every claim carries a state—not just a badge.

  1. 1Declared
  2. 2Role confirmed
  3. 3Evidence reviewed
  4. 4Issuer confirmed
  5. 5Verified

Assurance level

D1
Named declaration
D2
Evidence reviewed
D3
Provenance linked
D4
Independently audited

AIFD RELATIONSHIP VIEWER

Follow the evidence behind a claim.

Search across works, people, roles, production entities and festival editions. Public results disclose the relationship state and supporting authority.

Reference modelGlass Harbor
Relationship status

AI-native short film · Release candidate 1.0

ProducerRole confirmed
DirectorRole confirmed
ScreenwriterDeclared
Official selectionSubmitted
Best AI NarrativeDecision published
Evidence basisSigned role declaration, production-entity confirmation and work-version hash are linked.
Responsible partyFestival result is valid only when the identified edition confirms the decision.
Source authorityThis reference view explains the AIFD data model and is not a public accreditation record.