Transparency · AI · Documents
When AI participates in a document, that participation usually remains invisible
Validator lets you declare that participation verifiably: local, portable, no file uploads to any server. The declaration is cryptographically bound to the content.
We found it in very different contexts:
A researcher needed to demonstrate how they had built a result with AI assistance.
A civic observatory needed to demonstrate what information it had actually received from public administrations.
An essay needed to document the traceability of its construction process.
Validator.es creates verifiable declarations about the use of artificial intelligence in documents. Each declaration is cryptographically bound to the content: if the document or declaration changes, verification detects it.
Validator verifies document integrity and the declaration’s technical conformance with the PTC protocol. The result can support transparency, audit and compliance processes; it does not replace legal assessment of the specific case.
Who it's for
Researchers
Document AI use in academic publications with verifiable traceability and persistent identifiers.
Public administrations
Verifiable declarations for administrative documents produced with AI assistance. Compatible with transparency and AI disclosure processes in public documents.
Organizations
A transparency standard for AI use in your team's or organization's document production.
Open communities
Verifiable declarations integrated into collaborative workflows and open-access publications.
Protocol and ecosystem
Validator.es implements the Canal Transparency Protocol (PTC), published openly and developed within the ACS — El Canal ecosystem.
View the current protocol · El Canal · DOI del PTC · ORCID · Portable