AI review, a film in six steps
One photo, from the camera to the advisory mark, and how to search what the AI wrote.
This film is an illustration. The people, buildings and companies in it are invented, and so are the photos, messages and numbers on its screens. The screens are drawn to follow the app. The labels and pictures around them are the film’s.
Transcript
Opening 0:00
Two hundred photos came in this week. Nobody can open every one. AI review flags the ones worth a second look.
The photo 0:08
The photo arrives the usual way. Live from the camera, through the link LockProof texted. It is sealed when it arrives. Our server sets the time, and a fingerprint covers the record. The location comes from the worker’s phone when they share it, and you can require it.
The review 0:27
Then the AI looks at the photo. It marks it plausible, unclear, or suspicious. It is told to flag things like a black screen, a blur, or a photo of another screen.
The search 0:38
You can search what the AI wrote. Say you remember broken glass in a photo, but not which building or which day. Type it, and the list narrows to the records whose AI text contains it.
The reason 0:51
Open a record to read its reasoning. The review is advisory. It never changes a record’s status, and it never blocks a photo.
Your rules 1:00
You decide what a good photo should show. Or keep the default for your industry.
The brief 1:06
The dashboard opens with a written brief. It is an advisory summary. The counts under it come from the records. LockProof. Know the work got done, without calling anyone. See it for your own team at lockproof.com.