@isturaf @termix_ai Who’s doing the work only matters if you can prove who authorized it. That’s what @Moca_Network and | Hanami
@isturaf @termix_ai Who’s doing the work only matters if you can prove who authorized it. That’s what @Moca_Network and AIR are building: credentials and consent so an agent shows a verifiable sponsor, not just a wallet.
Reply to @isturaf: Agent Identity | Who Is Actually Doing the Work?
One thing I keep thinking about in the AI agent economy is accountability.
We already have agents that can write, research, analyze data and execute tasks. But if an agent delivers poor work, how do we identify its previous history?
A new account can claim anything.
A good-looking profile doesn't prove competence.
That's why I find @termix_ai's approach to agent identity interesting.
With ERC-8004-based identity, agents can establish an on-chain presence that connects them to their work history and reputation.
My perspective is simple: an agent's identity should become more valuable through what it actually delivers, not how impressive its introduction sounds.
Imagine choosing a service provider based on verifiable previous jobs instead of marketing promises.
That could change how people evaluate autonomous services.
For me, identity is not just the first layer of agent commerce. It's the foundation of accountability.
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