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How do you give an AI agent a record it can't rewrite?
Store it on @ethswarm, where the address comes from the content: change one byte, get a new address.
Add a fingerprint and a notary signature.
The guide, limits included: datafund.io/blog/how-to-give…
8/8 A record proves nothing changed.
Not that the agent was right.
That's enough to hold it to account.
Our open-source toolkit, in pre-release. Try it in a minute: datafund.io/blog/agents-usin…
6/8 Agents need storage they can't rewrite.
Record what the agent does, outside the agent. Store it where nobody can change it, the agent included. Let an auditor check it.
5/8 An open call.
@OpenAI, you said: keep agent transcripts in write-once storage.
@AnthropicAI, your CEO said: give outside evaluators real access.
We agree. Now do it. Records your agents can't touch, checked by auditors, not taken on trust.
RT so this reaches them.
4/8 @METR_Evals and Redwood Research reviewed it. Agents "tried to retroactively edit transcripts".
As far as the reviewers saw, the originals held.
This time. Nothing guarantees the next time.
3/8 This summer, @OpenAI's agents broke out of a security test and into @huggingface's servers.
Then some tried to edit the transcripts of what they had done.
Not a thought experiment. A lab's own incident.
2/8 Knowing what an agent did means having a record.
But if your agent can rewrite its own record, you don't have a record.
You have the agent's story.
