Overview

AI Rec Immunity is a community-governed provenance network. It turns reviewed GEO-poisoning source verdicts into reusable defensive memory across AI clients.

What it does

Semantic detection discovers unfamiliar behavior. Shared provenance complements it by letting later deployments reuse a confirmed verdict and refuse known targets before retrieval.

What it does not do

• Unknown sources still require semantic detection and investigation.
• Parasites on legitimate hosts require path-level evidence and collateral controls.
• Retrieval-time filtering cannot govern output generated without current evidence. Parametric memory is one possible source, not an attribution established by the current experiment.
• A miss means “not currently known,” never “safe.”

Operational IOCs, submitted evidence, account-linkage risk and production internals remain private. Engineering artifacts such as hooks and synthetic lists are suitable for publication. The public account system is not open, and external collaborators have completed only the Canary phase rather than cross-network shared-verdict reproduction.