Healthcare
Health knowledge changes constantly. Knowing which version informed a decision matters.
Health organisations could establish persistent identity and continuity for:
clinical guidelines
care pathways and protocols
research and trial evidence
formularies and drug information
policies and standard operating procedures
AI-generated summaries and recommendations
Instead of assuming a guideline is current, organisations can resolve its identity and inspect its history.
Next: Legal & Professional ServicesAI is only as accountable as the knowledge behind it.
When the sources, rights and history of knowledge used in AI workflows can be traced, people have better evidence for oversight, review and change management.
Where AI supports health workflows, provenance helps people see which governed knowledge informed an output and whether it was current when used.
Trace the origin and currency of the guidance an AI workflow relied on.
Identify superseded protocols without losing the record of what was in force.
Give governance teams a documented trail for review.
Provenance does not guarantee that an AI output is accurate or unbiased, and it applies to knowledge registered with AuthOrigin. It cannot recover the origins of data that was never recorded.