Learn how digital provenance evolved from research into a cornerstone of AI governance and enterprise trust. A decade ago, provenance was mostly a concern for art collectors and archivists. Today, it's becoming foundational infrastructure for organizations deploying AI at scale. The shift happened quietly, then suddenly—driven not by technology alone, but by a collision of regulatory pressure, reputational risk, and the uncomfortable realization that most organizations cannot answer basic questions about their AI systems. Digital provenance—the verifiable record of an asset's origin, transformations, and custody—has evolved from a niche technical capability into a governance requirement. The reasons are straightforward: AI systems are being deployed in consequential settings, regulators are demanding accountability, and the penalties for getting it wrong are no longer theoretical. Provenance is becoming one part of a larger operational trust question: ca...
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