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G.6:11 - SoTA-Echoing

The source-use decisions below are based on the publishers’ source versions current on 2026-07-30. These decisions remain qualified through 2027-07-30 unless a new Recommendation, specification edition, maintenance status, or replacement changes the adopted contract earlier. Internal FPF neighbour authority stays in Relations; it is not presented as an external source decision.

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W3C PROV-O, Recommendation 30 April 2013 — adapt qualified provenance descriptions and stable entity/activity/agent references only as a representation discipline for exact FPF objects and direct relations.RepresentedNodeRecord, RepresentedRelationEdgeRecord, the measurement-to-decision case, and CC-G6-02/03 require every node and edge to cite an independently governed object or obtaining relation with its governor and qualification.A PROV-shaped class, activity, agent, qualified association, or derivation does not establish FPF work, participation, production, result, truth, currentness, or later use.Reopen only §4.2’s node/edge rules, the measurement-to-decision path, and CC-G6-02/03 if PROV-O’s qualified-relation contract changes.
C2PA Content Credentials Technical Specification 2.4, April 2026 — adapt asset/manifest identity, claim generator, assertions, ingredients/actions, signature validation, trust policy, and specification version for claim-bound content provenance.PathCitationRecord carries source publication/carrier, C.29 representation, edition/policy, currentness, and NotCarried; the produced-model case and CC-G6-07/08 retain the exact content carrier, transform chain, trust regime, and version.A valid manifest, visible Content Credential, ingredient chain, or authenticity mark does not establish truth of the represented world state, authorship beyond its exact assertion, work, safety, permission, or adequacy.Reopen only those PathCitationRecord source/version fields, the produced-model carrier slice, and CC-G6-07/08 when C2PA changes manifest/assertion identity, validation, trust, or version semantics.
SLSA specification v1.2 with in-toto Attestation Framework v1.2 and Statement/v1 — adapt artifact subject, predicate type, producing context, inputs, authenticated envelope, verifier expectation, and versioned attestation separation.The produced-model/benchmark path names training work, produced model edition, dataset/method edition, benchmark work/result, source inputs, publication/carrier, verifier context, and currentness; CC-G6-07/08 keep those refs replayable without one generic attestation edge.A signed statement, provenance predicate, SLSA level, or verification summary does not prove an uncited build/work/result relation, benchmark superiority, runtime safety, release approval, gate passage, or assurance.Reopen only the attestation-bearing fields of that path slice, the produced-model/benchmark case, and CC-G6-07/08 when the adopted SLSA provenance/verification contract or in-toto Statement/v1 semantics change.
W3C Verifiable Credentials Data Model 2.0, Recommendation 15 May 2025 — adapt credential subject, issuer, holder, verifier, status, context, and validity separation for a path that cites an independently governed credential/status use.PathCitationRecord separates source/carrier/currentness refs, downstream work, exact use relation, A.10 reliance disposition, and NotCarried; the dashboard-status case and CC-G6-09 require the status cue, query/use work, verifier or relying context, and actual reliance to remain distinct.A valid credential, successful proof check, holder presentation, status value, or graph membership does not become claim truth, authorization, permission, gate passage, release, actual reliance, or assurance.Reopen only those credential/status/use fields, the dashboard-status path, and CC-G6-09 if VC 2.0 or its adopted status/validity contract changes.
Pineau et al., Improving Reproducibility in Machine Learning Research, JMLR 22(164), 2021, and Mitchell et al., Model Cards for Model Reporting, FAT* 2019 — adapt exact method, dataset, metric, evaluation condition, version, limitation, and run-evidence disclosure as inputs to a replayable benchmark path.The produced-model/benchmark case, dependency-closed PathSliceId, and CC-G6-02/07/08 keep model edition, training/evaluation work, dataset and method editions, local result, result episteme, source carrier, limitations, and currentness separately addressable.A reproducibility checklist, model card, disclosed score, or limitation does not establish that training or evaluation occurred, that the reported result is current, that one model is superior, or that deployment is permitted.Reopen only the model/benchmark slice fields, that worked case, and CC-G6-02/07/08 if the adopted reproducibility or reporting contract changes.
ISO/IEC/IEEE 15026-2:2022, Systems and software assurance — Part 2: Assurance case — adapt the separation between cited evidence and the structure, maintenance, and evaluation of an assurance case.NotCarried names assurance explicitly, the subject-pattern map and §4.7 handle assurance under B.3, and CC-G6-10 permits the ledger to index evidence paths without becoming an assurance result.A complete-looking evidence path, ledger entry, confidence label, or signed carrier is not an assurance claim, safety result, readiness result, compliance result, or release confidence.Reopen only NotCarried, the B.3 extension boundary, one assurance-input path, and CC-G6-10 if the adopted assurance-case evidence or maintenance boundary changes.

Source refresh is local: replay the changed row’s named record fields, rule or case, and checklist rows first. Widen only when that replay contradicts another current G.6 locus; a changed source cannot by itself create a represented object, obtaining relation, work occurrence, result, currentness, reliance, assurance, permission, or decision.