What Is Public Trust Infrastructure?
Public Trust Infrastructure is the emerging layer of systems, data, verification processes, scoring models, transparency records, and machine-readable trust signals that help people and AI systems understand whether digital entities appear credible, authentic, transparent, and accountable.
Trust Score Network is designed to help define and operationalize this category through public trust reports, entity analysis, domain intelligence, source transparency, and developer-accessible trust data.
Why It Matters
- AI-generated content makes authenticity harder to judge.
- Businesses and consumers need faster trust context.
- Search engines and AI tools need structured public reference data.
- Enterprises need defensible trust intelligence for partners, vendors, and domains.
Core Components
- Entity transparency
- Domain intelligence
- Evidence-based reporting
- Confidence scoring
- Source authenticity
- Historical trust movement
- Machine-readable APIs
- Public methodology documentation