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AI agents may soon negotiate and transact globally at a speed humans can barely keep up with.
But there's one problem we shouldn't overlook: trust.
As Albert Castellana explains, you may not know where an agent operates, who controls it, or what incentives are behind its decisions. Simply telling your own agent to trust everyone and accept every offer is clearly not a strategy.
I think this is one of the most important challenges in building an agentic economy. We need a way for agents to interact with each other without blindly relying on trust.
That's the kind of problem @GenLayer is trying to solve.
A great conversation with @kstellana and @HenriArslanian.
Getting access to capable AI models without burning through credits is always a plus.
@LebrelAI gives you a chance to try DeepSeek V4.1 Flash.
- Free access every day, 15:00–19:00 UTC
- A model that leads on several agent work benchmarks
- Competitive API pricing when you move to paid usage
Worth testing during the open beta.
In the past it was easy to fake impressions and make things look bigger than they were
People also claimed things they couldn't really prove like being a top contributor in an ecosystem or having strong activity they couldn't back up
With @primus_labs × @KaitoAI zkTLS helps prove real activity outside the platform without exposing private data
Instead of simply relying on screenshots or self reported numbers activity can be checked against real data from external platforms
For example Kaito Pulse brings this verification approach into the Kaito ecosystem while Primus zkTLS makes some off platform proofs possible
This makes it harder for fake engagement and inflated numbers to shape someone's reputation or push them higher on leaderboards than their actual activity deserves
That means less trusting screenshots and more relying on verifiable proof
That could make leaderboards and reputation more transparent and fair for everyone
https://t.co/OsiZGgCBDy
The hardest part of @Acurast isn't the setup. It's deciding which phone you're actually willing to give up.
Two ways in, and they're not the same trade:
Lite - your daily Android or iPhone, contributing only while it's idle (overnight on the charger). Apps and data stay exactly where they are. Core - a spare Android turned into a dedicated node. It gets factory reset, so it has to be a phone you're fine erasing and leaving plugged in for good.
Most people stall right here, because "turn your phone into a cloud node" sounds like risking the device you need tomorrow. It doesn't have to. If you own one phone, run Lite and accept rewards only inside your idle windows. If there's a drawer phone with a cracked screen and a working board, that's what Core was built for.
The part nobody mentions: a phone that's online inconsistently earns inconsistently. Active device time is what counts - one device heartbeating for three weeks beats three devices switched on for the final day.
Start with the hardware you already own.