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- Provenance - The practice of tracking the origin, history, and chain of custody of information or artifacts to establish authenticity and trustworthiness.
- Trust Erosion - The gradual degradation of trust through accumulated broken promises, unmet expectations, and unresolved commitments.
- AI Washing - The practice of exaggerating or fabricating the role of artificial intelligence in products and services for marketing advantage.
- Personal Accountability - Taking full responsibility for your actions, decisions, and outcomes without making excuses or blaming external factors.
- AI Ethics - The field concerned with the moral principles, values, and guidelines that should govern the development and use of artificial intelligence systems.
- Loose Ends - Unresolved commitments and incomplete promises that accumulate over time, eroding trust and damaging relationships.
- Engineering Credibility - The strategic process of building trust and authority through three types of credibility: implied (content quality), perceived (external validation), and earned (demonstrated expertise).
- Trust Equation - A framework for understanding trust as a function of credibility, reliability, intimacy, and self-orientation.
- Trust Building - The deliberate actions that establish and strengthen interpersonal and team trust over time.
- Epistemic Erosion - The gradual degradation of collective knowledge quality, critical thinking capacity, and epistemic trust caused by information pollution, AI-generated content, and declining verification standards.
- AI Slop - Low-quality, mass-produced AI-generated content that floods digital spaces, degrading information quality and user experience.
- Community Debt - The accumulated cost of neglecting community relationships, engagement, and trust, leading to declining participation and eroded social bonds.
- AI Transparency - The principle that AI systems should operate in ways that are open, understandable, and inspectable, allowing stakeholders to understand how decisions are made.
- Explainable AI - A set of methods and techniques that make AI system outputs understandable and interpretable to humans.
- Trust but Verify - A principle advocating for maintaining trust in relationships and agreements while independently confirming claims through evidence and verification.
- E-E-A-T - Google's quality criteria: Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness, and Trustworthiness.
- Cultural Debt - The accumulated cost of deferred attention to organizational culture, resulting in misaligned values, toxic patterns, and eroded trust.
- Authentic Leadership - Leading through genuine self-expression, values alignment, and transparent relationships.
- Open Source Transparency - The principle that making source code publicly available creates accountability, trust, and verifiable security through community inspection.
- Behavioral Integrity - The consistency between a person's words and their actions - doing what you say you will do.
- Eventual Reciprocity - The long-term strategy of giving value freely to build positive capital that eventually leads others to reciprocate through support, purchases, or advocacy.
- Insider Threat - Security risks originating from people within an organization who misuse their authorized access.
- Word of Mouth - Organic sharing of information about products or services between people.
- AI Trust - The confidence users and stakeholders place in AI systems to perform reliably, safely, and in alignment with their expectations and values.
- Do What You Said You Would Do - A principle of integrity and reliability - honor your commitments by following through on what you promised.
- Under-Promise and Over-Deliver - Set conservative expectations and then exceed them to build trust and leave positive impressions.
- Zero Knowledge - A principle where service providers cannot access user data, even if they wanted to.
- Reliability - The quality of consistently performing as expected and delivering on commitments and promises over time.
- Consultative Selling - A sales approach focused on understanding customer needs and providing tailored solutions as a trusted advisor.
- Authority Building - The process of establishing yourself as a trusted expert and go-to resource in a specific field.
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