DEEPSIRE / Protocol
Trust Protocol
The principles behind a life archive built from authorized, confirmed sources.
Updated November 5, 2026
01 · Explicit consent
The subject or an authorized family member decides which photographs, voices, letters and stories may be included. Having a copy of a record does not by itself establish permission to use another person’s information.
02 · Family review
Sources and their context are reviewed by people who know the story. Keep the original source connected to the material it supports, and distinguish a confirmed record from an interpretation.
03 · Access control
The subject or authorized family determines who may view the archive and what may be shared. Access arrangements, changes and withdrawal should be agreed when the archive is established.
04 · AI clearly identified
AI-assisted presentation is labelled and grounded in approved material. An archive should not pretend to be the person, invent their views or present generated material as an authentic source.
Explore the example
These principles are explained in the Living Legacy trust section. The fictional archive demonstration illustrates the experience; it does not contain real personal records. For an archive enquiry, contact DeepSire.