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Cryptographic identity and post-quantum crypto for AI agents
What it does
AI agents act autonomously, moving money, making decisions, executing code, but nobody can prove which agent did what. ComputeID issues post-quantum cryptographic passports to AI agents and GPUs (CRYSTALS-Dilithium3). Every action is signed, timestamped, and logged immutably for EU AI Act Article 12 compliance. Try it live at passport.aicomputeid.com, real X.509 certificate in seconds, no login. Open source. The identity layer the agentic economy needs.
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