Concept · dictionary entry

Evidence Structure

The typed record of what admits a claim, addressable across transformations.

Definition

The typed record of what admits a claim into the system: source, method of admission, admitting authority, admission date and any conditions. Evidence structure is what makes provenance continuity enforceable.

Formal reference

Evidence-Governed Intelligence: Applying Geometry Intelligence to Institutional AI Assurance — §4

Related concepts

• provenance continuity
• reviewer view

Demonstrations

• Chamber scenario scenario-1
• Chamber scenario scenario-2

Limitations

• Evidence structure does not evaluate the evidence itself
• Well-structured evidence for a false claim is still evidence for a false claim