AI agents are becoming increasingly capable, but capability alone isn’t enough.
If an agent can execute transactions, access services, or act on someone’s behalf, there should be a way to verify who’s responsible for it.
That’s what I find interesting about Concordium’s Agent Registry. It introduces verifiable identity to AI while preserving privacy, helping shift trust from assumptions to cryptographic proof.
As AI adoption grows, I believe the infrastructure for trust will be just as important as the infrastructure for intelligence.
Trust is what turns AI from impressive into dependable.