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Licensing human likeness.

A person verifies their face and voice, sets their terms, and licenses them for AI generated content. Every authorised use carries a cryptographic receipt.

Website Docs Spec Verifier Ledger


Research on AI face and voice licensing

SocialGravity.ai publishes research on permission, contract scope, disclosure and provenance for AI use of a real person's face or voice.

Our State of AI Identity Licensing 2026 reviews 14 selected primary sources through September 5, 2026. It distinguishes enacted law, proposed legislation, government guidance, collective agreements and technical standards. It is a bounded review, not a global law census or legal advice.

Check one of our receipts yourself

No account, no key, no permission from us. One command, thirty seconds:

deno run --allow-net https://socialgravity.ai/docs/verify.js --license LDNAEEDY5UB

Real output, trimmed to four of its checks:

SocialGravity receipt verification: licence LDNAEEDY5UB
base: https://id.socialgravity.ai/functions/v1
document and log
 PASS external anchor
 head timestamped by rfc3161 at 2026年07月31日T20:07:02+00:00, covering
 ledger seq 59 and so this entry at seq 45, which is what rules out
 back-dating
 PASS witnessed head
 today's tree of 60 is a pure append of the publicly witnessed head of
 59: nothing witnessed has been altered or removed
link 1: person
 NOT CHECKABLE identity method
 'document': a government ID was verified. Signed, but the check itself
 is the issuer's. NO LIVENESS: a document check establishes that a valid
 ID exists, never that the person holding it was present
link 4: generation event
 PASS licence chain
 1 row(s) rehashed from their published preimages and linked
VERDICT: INCOMPLETE. 17 passed, 0 failed, 3 not checkable. Nothing contradicted the
receipt, but the lines above marked NOT CHECKABLE are assertions or unavailable data,
not proofs.

That is a real licence held by a real, document-verified person, and our own showcase run says INCOMPLETE. It says so because some of its checks are ours to assert rather than yours to confirm, and the tool will not launder that into a green tick. Three outcomes per check: PASS, FAIL, or NOT CHECKABLE. A verifier that never says "I cannot check this" is not a verifier, it is a logo.

Note the witnessed head line: that check reads the public ledger-anchors mirror and proves today's log is a pure append of a head we published earlier and cannot now edit.

The verifier fetches only public endpoints and does every check locally against a pinned key.

What a receipt links

person → asset → licence → generation → output

# Link What is on the record
1 person A verified human, and the evidence of what they agreed to
2 asset A fingerprinted version of their face or voice
3 licence Signed terms: which assets, which use, which channels, which territories, for how long
4 generation An authorised use, metered against those terms
5 output The file that came out, watermarked and registered

Each link is a signed record in an append-only transparency log. The log's head is timestamped by an independent authority and mirrored to a public repository. So the answer to "did this person agree to this" is a check you can run, not an email you have to believe.

Why part of this is public

A receipt you have to trust us about is not a receipt. So the proof layer is open.

Repository What it is
receipts The receipt format, its JSON Schema, the API surface, and a zero-dependency verifier you can run yourself. Code Apache-2.0, spec CC BY 4.0. Implement it independently, that is the point.
ledger-anchors Head hashes of our append-only ledger, mirrored where we cannot quietly rewrite them. A witness against our own future selves.

We also keep a journal of what has shipped. One rule there: every post ends in a command or a URL that returns a real result, including when the result is inconclusive.

Why the rest is not

The custody and enforcement layer stays closed, permanently: biometric template extraction and matching, matching thresholds, watermark embedding and detection, KYC internals, and the gating logic that enforces deals. Publishing those would help exactly one audience, the people trying to defeat them.

Anyone can verify what we claim. Nobody gets a manual for evading it.

Honesty notes

We would rather publish the caveat than the asterisk.

  • The register is young. Our docs page marks which records are test data, and the spec says what is not yet provable.
  • External anchoring began 2026年07月30日. Nothing before that date has third-party proof of time.
  • The verifier reports NOT CHECKABLE for anything it cannot prove locally, including checks that are ours to assert rather than yours to confirm.

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    The receipt format for licensed human identity: spec, JSON Schema, API surface, and a zero-dependency verifier. Check our receipts yourself.

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    Head hashes of the SocialGravity identity ledger, mirrored hourly where we cannot quietly rewrite them. A public witness against our own future selves.

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