Artificial Intelligence is making decisions, cybersecurity threats are becoming more sophisticated, and new regulations are reshaping the digital landscape. Yet most organizations still rely on a surprisingly fragile foundation: trust.
In this premiere episode of The Evidence Layer, we explore why trust alone is no longer sufficient in a world of AI systems, cloud platforms, automated decisions, and growing regulatory demands. We discuss the rise of verifiable systems, cryptographic evidence, auditability, and accountability, and why proving what happened may soon become more important than claiming it happened.
We also introduce Attesto, a Dutch initiative focused on bringing cryptographic proof and verifiability to AI systems and digital processes.
Whether you're a technology professional, business leader, policymaker, or simply curious about the future of trust in the digital world, this episode lays the foundation for everything that follows.
- S01E02 · S01E02 - Can You Trust What You See? The Rise of C2PA20:29
- S01E03 · S01E03 - The law is here: EU AI Act and the Dutch Cybersecurity Act, unpacked17:29
- S01E04 · S01E04 - DORA in practice: five pillars, one burden of proof18:04
- S01E05 · S01E05 - Secure-by-design or off the market: the Cyber Resilience Act explained18:32