Verifiable identities for AI agents are starting to build on DNS rather than creating a whole new chain: today, the Linux Foundation accepted Agent Name Service (ANS) as an open-source project. Its specification anchors identity to domain names and covers registration, DNS publication, public log auditing, record integrity monitoring, and authentication between agents. The Foundation says 11 organizations support it, and the AGNTCY directory already supports verification. It is foundational infrastructure for identity and discovery standards—not a blockchain or token, and it does not mean all agents are automatically trustworthy. Source: https://www.linuxfoundation.org/press/linux-foundation-welcomes-agent-name-service-to-bring-verifiable-identity-and-discovery-to-ai-agents
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