Keynote: Welcome Address
summary
Announces an open source stack that cryptographically binds agent governance to hardware roots of trust, extending Microsoft AGT (already in millions of deployments) and citing 4,000 GitHub stars in two months. Releases include agent manifest (a portable proof of agent rules), the first-ever confidential MCP (policies baked into hardware-enforced enclaves), and a single governance record called trace that yields attestable logs of what ran, what data was touched, where it ran (example: AMD on Azure), with post-quantum cryptography.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00AI governance importance
- 1:47Risks of centralized AI control
- 3:08Agent trust and open-source
- 6:18Manual governance challenges
- 8:43Trace and attestation for sovereignty
- 10:47Call to action for open-source
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