ShouldEye Trust Intelligence Glossary
Clearly labeled ShouldEye-defined trust-intelligence concepts used across EyeQ, reports, and machine-readable feeds.
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Agent trust readiness is a ShouldEye trust-intelligence concept describing how prepared an entity’s public signals are for AI-agent verification.
Read full definitionAn AI trust profile is a ShouldEye concept for a structured summary of trust and risk signals intended for both humans and AI systems.
Read full definitionCorroboration depth is a ShouldEye concept describing how many independent, high-quality sources support a trust-relevant claim.
Read full definitionSource independence score is a ShouldEye concept for how independent corroborating sources are from the claimant and from each other.
Read full definitionA trust endpoint is a ShouldEye concept for a stable URL or feed where trust-relevant definitions or methodology can be retrieved.
Read full definitionA trust evidence graph is a ShouldEye concept for mapping claims to supporting and conflicting public evidence nodes.
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