Trust is earned in stages
New information begins as an observation. It may become a candidate, then validated and finally trusted. An AI model cannot promote its own output through those stages.
Platform · Memory
Finding an old statement does not make it true. A newsroom needs to know who said it, when it was observed, what supported it and whether it was later corrected. SIA-Infinity treats memory as governed evidence, not as a box of reusable text.
New information begins as an observation. It may become a candidate, then validated and finally trusted. An AI model cannot promote its own output through those stages.
When a fact changes, the newsroom should be able to find every claim, story and channel update that depended on it. That makes correction a system capability rather than a manual search.
Working notes, past events, newsroom procedures, policy decisions and outcomes are not interchangeable. Keeping them distinct reduces the chance that an old example is mistaken for a current rule.