09/29/2026
AI is creating an entirely new category of digital evidence.
When most people think about AI investigations, they focus on the content that the AI produces.
But what about the interaction itself?
What was the user trying to accomplish? What prompts were entered? How did those prompts evolve? What responses were returned? And what evidence of that entire process remains behind on a device?
These are the questions driving our latest AI Forensics research and training initiatives at Spyder Forensics.
We're excited to announce that we've recently completed two new forensic utilities:
AI Image Fingerprint Analysis
Helping investigators examine AI-generated and AI-assisted images for metadata, digital fingerprints, and other forensic indicators.
AI Conversation Reconstruction
Reconstructing AI interactions from platforms such as ChatGPT and Claude to help investigators visualize prompts, responses, refinements, and conversation flow.
These tools were developed to support our growing AI Forensics Training Program and to help investigators better understand the artifacts created through human-AI interactions.
The technology is evolving rapidly, and so is the evidence it leaves behind.
This is only the beginning, and we're excited to continue researching, developing tools, and sharing knowledge with the forensic community.
What AI-related artifacts have you encountered in your investigations so far?
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