Companies can edit their own AI logs. That's the entire problem.
$SUI and Google are building immutable records for AI agent activity.
AI agents are already spending money, signing deals, acting autonomously. The real issue hits after: how do you prove the agent followed rules? That it didn't go rogue?
Normal activity logs are worthless. The company writes them. The company can rewrite them. Auditors, regulators, counterparties need tamper-proof evidence.
Sui + Google Cloud built Verifiable Agent Arbiter. It logs what the AI was allowed to do, what it actually did, and outcomes. Sensitive data stays private on Google storage. A cryptographic fingerprint locks on $SUI. Anyone can verify zero tampering.
Why this matters now: EU AI Act. From 2027, failing to properly log AI activity = fines up to €15M or 3% global revenue. Not theoretical. Enforcement incoming.
This is the accountability layer for an agent-run world.
$SUI and Google are building immutable records for AI agent activity.
AI agents are already spending money, signing deals, acting autonomously. The real issue hits after: how do you prove the agent followed rules? That it didn't go rogue?
Normal activity logs are worthless. The company writes them. The company can rewrite them. Auditors, regulators, counterparties need tamper-proof evidence.
Sui + Google Cloud built Verifiable Agent Arbiter. It logs what the AI was allowed to do, what it actually did, and outcomes. Sensitive data stays private on Google storage. A cryptographic fingerprint locks on $SUI. Anyone can verify zero tampering.
Why this matters now: EU AI Act. From 2027, failing to properly log AI activity = fines up to €15M or 3% global revenue. Not theoretical. Enforcement incoming.
This is the accountability layer for an agent-run world.