Every AI-assisted work session you have is an ownership record waiting to be documented. HAES Evidence Engine captures it automatically and packages it into a governance-standard evidence record that belongs to you — regardless of platform, subscription, or employment status.
"The burden of proof on the creator is chain of custody. HAES Evidence Engine produces that record, structured by the first governance doctrine built specifically to protect human creators, understood in the context of every major AI governance framework that matters."
— Steven Zapolski, Founder, ZNS Solutions
Seventy three million independent workers are producing AI-assisted content right now. Every one of them is building on expertise that took years to develop. And most of them have no documented record that proves their human contribution shaped what was produced.
The US Copyright Office requires proof of human authorship. The EU AI Act requires evidence of human oversight. HIPAA requires documentation of professional judgment. Every major governance framework points toward the same need and none of them tell you how to meet it at the individual level.
HAES Evidence Engine is the tool that fills that gap. It produces a chain of custody record for your human creative contribution: timestamped, structured to the HAES governance standard, mapped to the frameworks that matter, and delivered as a portable PDF that belongs to you permanently.
Every major AI governance framework was designed to protect institutions. Not one was designed to protect the human. HAES fills that gap — and maps your evidence package to every framework that matters.
HAES was not developed in a think tank or a law school. It was developed by a working GRC consultant who builds a consulting practice after hours, creates journalism content on a separate platform, and woke up one day and realized that everything he was creating with AI was unprotected — and that nothing in the existing governance landscape told him how to fix it.
The Human Authorship Evidence Standard is the first governance doctrine built from the human outward. It does not compete with NIST, ISO 42001, the IIA Standards, or the EU AI Act. It fills the gap every one of them leaves open at the individual human level.