Illustrative case study · sample data

One earnings release.
Three independent readings.
Every split, visible.

An illustrative review with sample data: three AI jurors quote the same source and agree. One dissent would make the result HUNG, with no outcome presented.

Evidence in practice

One earnings release.
Three independent readings.

An illustrative review with sample data: a fictional issuer reports EPS of 2.11. All three jurors return 2.11 and quote the same sentence.

Juror 1 · Qwen 3.6EPS 2.11 · quoted verbatim
Juror 2 · Gemma 4EPS 2.11 · quoted verbatim
Juror 3 · GPT-OSS 120BEPS 2.11 · quoted verbatim

3 of 3. Verdict.

Sample data
2.11Juror 1
2.11Juror 2
2.11Juror 3
2.10?One dissent

One dissenting reading would make the result HUNG.

Inside the decision

Northstar Systems,
Q2 earnings release.

Fictional issuer, not a customer result. The release states: “Diluted earnings per share were 2.11. Revenue was 1.28 billion.” Three AI jurors review the same two fields.

Sample jury readingsEPSRevenue
Juror 1 · Qwen 3.62.111.28B
Juror 2 · Gemma 42.111.28B
Juror 3 · GPT-OSS 120B2.111.28B
Agreement100%100%

With an EPS tolerance of 0.005, all three readings fall in one cluster. All three jurors agree on EPS and on revenue, each quoting the release verbatim. The sample's headline agreement is 100%, which the launch rule requires.

What a production record adds

Hashes, references, commitments.

The planned production record includes document and model-set hashes, evidence references and attestation commitments. This example uses sample data and does not issue an attestation or chain transaction.

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What the split changes

If one juror had read 2.10.

EPS agreement would be two of three. At launch all three jurors must agree, so the result would be HUNG and no outcome would be presented. The feed would retain its last accepted verdict, with its original timestamp. A minority reading directs further review to the cited source, the rounding convention and the schema tolerance.

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