Verifiable AI
The dominant industry framing for what is happening in the agent economy is that the bottleneck is identity and "Know Your Agent" (KYA) is the AI equivalent of KYC. The frame is correct as far as it goes, but it also collapses what is actually a set of
Identity & selective disclosure
Google used a ZK proof to disclose a quantum cryptanalysis result without publishing the exploit. Trail of Bits forged a "better" proof two weeks later. The episode is a stress test of a new disclosure norm, and the technology is stronger for it. An Early Field Test On
Verifiable AI
A free iOS SDK, in-camera signing on flagship cameras, default-on C2PA on Pixel 10, and a benchmark showing detection breaks under trivial perturbations. The building blocks of Succinct's "prove what's real" media stack are coming together. From Detection to Proof In late
Privacy Foundations
Every major custodian, market maker, and stablecoin issuer evaluating public-blockchain rails this year is implicitly choosing among three architectures for confidentiality: operator-controlled environments anchored to a public chain (Tempo Zones), client-side zero-knowledge proofs (Aztec), and fully homomorphic encryption (Zama). Each forces a different conversation with regulators,