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Tesseract read every page independently as a witness. It is not the ground truth — it is worse than the AI engine at almost everything. It has one property the AI engine lacks: it does not invent words. Each finding below is a place the two readings diverge, shown with the crop of the scan it came from.

• Blank-page fabrication — The witness engine found effectively no ink on this page, yet the AI engine emitted running text. This is the classic silent-fabrication signature.
• Unsupported text — The AI engine emitted words that appear nowhere in the witness reading of this page — not merely in a different order, but absent entirely.
• Dropped text — The witness engine read words that appear nowhere in the AI engine's output. Usually a skipped line, column, or caption.
• Disagreement — Both engines read text here but disagree on the words. Often ordinary OCR noise on hard glyphs; occasionally a rewritten passage.
• Wholesale disagreement — The two readings diverge heavily in both directions at once. That pattern usually means the witness could not handle the page (severe skew, noise, or degradation) — but it is also what a wholesale rewrite would look like, so the page deserves a human glance. No itemized accusations are made.
• Unverifiable page — There is ink on this page but the witness engine could not read it, so the AI engine's output here can be neither supported nor disputed. Not an accusation — a gap in coverage.

Text merely moved on the page — reordered columns, floated captions, table cells read in a different sequence — is not reported: a word counts as unsupported only when it is absent from the witness reading of the whole page. Words below 40% witness confidence are excluded from the comparison entirely. Pages where the witness itself struggled are labelled, and their findings are hedged.