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Three weeks ago an agent I was testing flagged a transaction and held it back on its own

I didn't think much of it at the time

Last week I went back to check exactly why, mostly out of curiosity

The model behind that decision had already been swapped for a newer one

The decision was still there

The reasoning behind it wasn't, not really

I could see what happened

I couldn't fully reconstruct why it happened that way, not without digging far longer

That's the first time it actually bothered me — not the decision, but realizing I couldn't fully trust my own record of it anymore

That's what OpenGradient's attested model state is supposed to solve

A proof only means something while the thing it points back to is still reachable

Once a model state ages out, or nobody pays to keep an old snapshot around, that link can quietly go cold

The inference is still technically provable

Just not provable to anyone, in practice, anymore

Nobody decided accountability mattered less

It just stopped being free to maintain

If a decision was true and traceable today, but unreachable in six months, was it ever really accountable, or just accountable for now

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