Matthew Green: provable ZK could let AI agents coordinate and verify goals
matthew_d_green · x · 2026-11-06
Cryptographer Matthew Green shares a thought on provable/attestable zero-knowledge proofs: what interests him most is that ZK could enable AI agents to coordinate with each other — and perhaps verify that the other agent shares the same goals. It's an intriguing angle on trust infrastructure for multi-agent systems, extending ZK beyond its traditional cryptographic uses.
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