Who's governing your AI? A trust framework for enterprise agents and models
What's happening
DigiCert is pitching a 'trust framework' for enterprise agents and models that includes giving every agent a passport, an expiry date, and a named human owner. The framing asks who gets to define the rules for AI, implying a need for explicit governance artifacts tied to agents and models. The proposal centers on identity, accountability, and lifecycle controls for AI components in business environments.
Why it's trending
Talk of agent passports and named human owners makes governance concrete as enterprises deploy more autonomous AI.
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Giving every AI agent a passport and expiry date won't stop bad outcomes if you leave the human owner off the hook.
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