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Vint Cerf is working on a plan to unleash AI agents on the open internet
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Vint Cerf says his favorite place is where he’s never been before.
Key facts
- Innovation Labs is a subsidiary of Identity Digital, a DNS registry company, which sees domain-name infrastructure as a practical way to hold AI agents accountable and position itself for a future
- Vint Cerf says his favorite place is where he’s never
- One of the architects of the protocols behind the open internet, Cerf left Google after 20 years last week, but he’s not done thinking about the digital future
- Most AI agents today stay within proprietary systems, calling on internal resources for specific purposes
Summary
One of the architects of the protocols behind the open internet, Cerf left Google after 20 years last week, but he’s not done thinking about the digital future. Innovation Labs is a subsidiary of Identity Digital, a DNS registry company, which sees domain-name infrastructure as a practical way to hold AI agents accountable and position itself for a future where more online interaction happens between agents than people. Most AI agents today stay within proprietary systems, calling on internal resources for specific purposes. A variety of standards are beginning to emerge, and Innovation Labs has proposed DNSid, a system to create identities for agents and link each one to an existing internet domain name, using cryptographic proofs to log its registration over time.