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Read the evidence.

Field notes on telling real from synthetic — detecting AI images, verifying Content Credentials, and cleaning AI-agent residue off your machine. Provenance over guesswork.

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Provenance8 min read

What is C2PA (Content Credentials)? A plain-English 2026 guide

Content Credentials are C2PA’s human-facing name for a signed “nutrition label” baked into a file — who made it, with what tool, and how it was edited. Here’s what the standard actually proves, what strips it, and why the EU AI Act makes it matter in 2026.

The Aipurity Team · Jul 15, 2026
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AI images8 min read

How to tell if an image is AI-generated in 2026 (without guessing)

Modern AI images nail the hands and the text, so “does it look fake?” no longer works. Here’s how to check any image the honest way — by reading the provenance evidence it carries, and saying “inconclusive” when there’s none.

The Aipurity Team · Jul 15, 2026
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Device hygiene8 min read

How to completely uninstall OpenClaw in 2026

Uninstalling the package removes the command — not the agent. Here is how to remove every OpenClaw leftover: the background gateway, port 18789, data folders, plaintext keys and OAuth grants.

The Aipurity Team · Jul 15, 2026