Instrument · Obligation · Endpoint

What the regulation actually requires — and what ships today.

No instrument below names a vendor, and none yet mandates independent attestation. What they converge on is verifiable, tamper-evident records of AI system behaviour — and a self-attested log cannot satisfy a verifiability requirement. Stated as written, not as we might wish.

EU AI Act · Article 12

Automatic recording of events over the system lifetime

High-risk AI systems must technically allow automatic logging sufficient for post-market monitoring. Logging is mandated; log integrity is the open question. High-risk obligations apply from 2 December 2027.

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Per-decision attestation with consensus timestamps; Annex IV technical-documentation packages with signed sidecars; the auditor portal for independent retrieval. POST /v1/tiered-attest · POST /v1/attest

FRB / OCC / FDIC · SR 26-2, fn. 3 · 17 Apr 2026

Agentic AI carved out of formal scope — the evidence burden shifts to the bank

Generative and agentic AI sit outside the guidance's formal scope as "novel and rapidly evolving"; institutions' own risk management and governance must cover them, and unsafe-or-unsound exposure remains.

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Model-risk evidence reports mapped to supervisory expectations; tamper-evident decision records a bank can produce to its examiner without asking Rubric's permission. POST /v1/export/report

Illinois SB 315 · §10(c)(3) · signed 6 Jul 2026

Automated-decision disclosures in machine-readable format

The first US statutory hook for machine-verifiable claims about AI systems: disclosures must be produced in a format machines can parse and check.

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OSCAL 1.1.2 export per attestation and W3C Verifiable Credentials — machine-readable and machine-verifiable. GET /v1/attestations/:id/oscal

NIST SP 800-18r2

System security plans in OSCAL; signed artifacts as authorization evidence

Security planning moves to machine-readable OSCAL, with signed artifacts as the evidentiary basis for authorization decisions.

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Native OSCAL 1.1.2 export; ML-DSA-65-signed artifacts; NIST AI RMF evidence certificates issued only against non-empty evidence sets. GET /v1/attestations/:id/oscal

ECB · SSM-2026-0301 · 7 Jul 2026

AI-cyber action plans by 31 October; post-quantum adoption "must start now"

The Buch letter to significant-institution CEOs (with an ESRB systemic-risk warning alongside) demands AI-risk action plans, third-party risk management "fit for purpose," comprehensive logging as a baseline control — and names post-quantum cryptography as a strategic investment that must begin immediately.

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Post-quantum by default: every attestation is ML-DSA-65 (FIPS 204) signed. Real-time SIEM delivery for the logging baseline: Splunk HEC, Elastic webhooks, CEF. POST /v1/webhooks

FRE 902(13) / 902(14)

Self-authenticating electronic records

Records with a certified process or digital identification can be admitted without a witness on the stand.

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Evidence reports issued to the self-authenticating standard, with SHA3-256 sidecars and ledger anchors any party can check. POST /v1/export/report

C2PA Content Credentials

Provenance manifests with durable timestamps

A 2026 formal-methods analysis (arXiv:2604.24890; IACR 2026/804) showed RFC 3161 timestamps can be substituted undetected and expiring certificates strand archives. The remediation the researchers propose is the durable-timestamp pattern Rubric runs on Hedera.

Status

Conformance in review; Trust List signing follows approval. The Hedera anchor-assertion schema is a funded, published deliverable of our current roadmap.

This page states what each instrument requires as written and what Rubric ships today — nothing is labeled live that isn't. For the underlying analysis, see The Attestation Brief; for verification of any claim, no permission is needed: every attestation resolves to Hedera topic 0.0.10416909.

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Echelon Intelligence Group LLC · rubric-protocol.com · The proof outlives the company that made it.