AI risk boils down to liability, and identity protocols are the key technical piece
csuwildcat · x · 2026-09-13
csuwildcat argues the AI risk debate ultimately reduces to where liability is placed, which labs fear more than any federal scheme. The most important technical piece, he says, is identity protocols and standards that tie agent activity to the people or entities directing them — identity tech is table stakes for AI's future.
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