Meta just acquired a social platform designed for AI agents to interact with each other. Think about the implication: we’re building platforms for agents to socialize, transact, collaborate but there’s literally no identity infrastructure for any of it. No agent can prove who it is. Any agent can impersonate another. There’s no reputation system, no verified identity, no trust layer. We solved this for humans centuries ago. Names became passports became Social Security numbers became credit scores became OAuth. Every time a new domain of interaction scaled, identity infrastructure followed. AI agents are hitting that inflection point right now. Millions of agents are being deployed. They’re starting to interact with each other, not just with humans. And the identity layer is completely missing. I think whoever builds this builds one of the most important infrastructure layers of the next decade. Similar to how DNS was foundational for the web. Exploring building it as an open source project. Curious what this community thinks, is the timing right, or is this still too early? submitted by /u/NotABedlessPro
Originally posted by u/NotABedlessPro on r/ArtificialInteligence