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A Comparative Analysis of Cryptographic vs. Heuristic Session Anchors for AI Commit Provenance in Distributed Version Control Systems

2026-07-26

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The proliferation of AI-generated code in software development introduces a critical challenge for distributed version control systems (DVCS): establishing irrefutable provenance and behavioral commit integrity. While cryptographic signatures (e.g., GPG) provide robust authentication of a committer's identity, they fail to anchor the intent or context of a commit, particularly distinguishing between human-authored...

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946b0078-eb91-5be2-89f2-689ae293edb0
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10.14293/pr2199.004155.v1
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