Privacy Isn’t a Feature, It’s an Obligation - HackerNoon
Privacy Isn’t a Feature, It’s an Obligation HackerNoon
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Every agent trust proposal is building the wrong thing
I've spent weeks reading through GitHub issues across A2A, MCP, OWASP, CrewAI, LangChain, AutoGen, W3C, AWS, and about a dozen other repos. The pattern is the same everywhere: someone opens a thread about agent trust, and within 50 comments there are 5 separate proposals for 5 separate systems that don't compose. Identity registry over here. Trust scoring API over there. Audit trail database in the corner. Delegation protocol on top. Sybil detection as a roadmap item for later. None of these projects are wrong about the problem. They're all building the wrong solution. The pattern Pick any thread. Someone proposes DID-based identity. Someone else points out that identity doesn't equal trust. A third person proposes a trust scoring service. A fourth asks where the trust data comes from. The
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Every agent trust proposal is building the wrong thing
I've spent weeks reading through GitHub issues across A2A, MCP, OWASP, CrewAI, LangChain, AutoGen, W3C, AWS, and about a dozen other repos. The pattern is the same everywhere: someone opens a thread about agent trust, and within 50 comments there are 5 separate proposals for 5 separate systems that don't compose. Identity registry over here. Trust scoring API over there. Audit trail database in the corner. Delegation protocol on top. Sybil detection as a roadmap item for later. None of these projects are wrong about the problem. They're all building the wrong solution. The pattern Pick any thread. Someone proposes DID-based identity. Someone else points out that identity doesn't equal trust. A third person proposes a trust scoring service. A fourth asks where the trust data comes from. The
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