Proving AI Claims
What you can actually prove
A claim is only worth what the evidence behind it will bear. Most AI claims are written to sound checked without ever saying what was checked.
We go through the wording vendors use, what each phrase commits them to, and what to ask when the answer is vague. You leave with the questions written down.
Read the claim, not the badge
A certificate says a check happened. It rarely says what the check covered, and that gap is where most of the risk sits.
We read real wording together and mark the places a careful reader would stop.
Bring your own
The last hour is yours. Bring a vendor's claim, a report you have been handed, or a line from your own marketing that you are not sure you could defend.
Nothing leaves the room, and nobody is named.
How the afternoon goes
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3:30 – 4:00 PM
What a claim commits you to
By Divya Raval Verification leadThe words the industry uses loosely, and what each one would have to mean.
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4:00 – 4:45 PM
A claim taken apart
One real vendor claim, read line by line, with the gaps marked as we go.
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4:45 – 5:00 PM
Break
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5:00 – 6:00 PM
The questions that get an answer
Building the list you take to your next vendor call, from what we found above.
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6:00 – 7:30 PM
Bring your own
By Divya Raval Verification leadWhatever you registered with. Yours is taken first if you wrote it on the form.
Who is running it
Online, wherever you are
It runs in the browser. Nothing is installed, and the joining link comes to the address you register with.
Bring a claim of your own
Register with the claim you are stuck on, and we will take it apart on the day.
