Looking ahead a bit, how do you see the key ownership / trust model evolving as systems scale?
Right now it seems very reasonable for the human-in-the-loop to be the signing authority, which makes the cryptographic certificates more about binding human authorization to agent actions than proving agent correctness.
As agents become more autonomous or higher-throughput, do you imagine humans delegating scoped signing authority to sub-agents? time or capability-limited keys? multi-sig / quorum models where humans only intervene on boundary cases?
Curious how you’re thinking about preserving accountability and auditability as the human loop inevitably gets thinner.
Right now it seems very reasonable for the human-in-the-loop to be the signing authority, which makes the cryptographic certificates more about binding human authorization to agent actions than proving agent correctness.
As agents become more autonomous or higher-throughput, do you imagine humans delegating scoped signing authority to sub-agents? time or capability-limited keys? multi-sig / quorum models where humans only intervene on boundary cases?
Curious how you’re thinking about preserving accountability and auditability as the human loop inevitably gets thinner.