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Anthropic's FlashProve: cryptographic proof that a reply really came from the model you were promised

Anthropic published research on November 2 (with collaborators from EPFL, MIT and others) on provable inference: a system called FlashProve that uses zkSNARKs to prove a response was produced by a specific, committed set of model weights, without revealing those weights. The idea is to let anyone f…

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  1. 2026-11-03 20:37 · r/artificial
    Anthropic's FlashProve: cryptographic proof that a reply really came from the model you were promised

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