Can We Trust AI? SingularityNET and Privado ID Say Yes with New Registry

Why should we trust AI agents? You’re chatting with a virtual assistant, relying on an autonomous vehicle, or entrusting an AI to handle sensitive data. Artificial intelligence is weaving itself into the fabric of our daily lives, but a nagging question lingers—how do we know these systems are safe, reliable, and worthy of our trust? SingularityNET and Privado ID announced a groundbreaking partnership to tackle this challenge head-on. Together, they’re launching the world’s first decentralized AI Agent Trust Registry, a game-changer aimed at embedding trust and transparency into the rapidly evolving world of decentralized AI.

A Trust Revolution in the Making

At its core, this collaboration between SingularityNET—a key player in the Artificial Superintelligence (ASI) Alliance—and Privado ID (formerly Polygon ID) is about creating a system where AI agents come with a verifiable “ID card.” Through this AI Agent Trust Registry, every AI agent will have Decentralized Identifiers (DIDs) and credentials that confirm critical details: who created it, what model it’s built on, and whether it’s been audited for safety and fairness. Imagine a world where you can peek under the hood of an AI before interacting with it—knowing it’s not a black box, but a trusted partner.

\ This isn’t just a tech upgrade; it’s a leap toward a safer AI ecosystem. By blending Privado ID’s privacy-first identity technology with SingularityNET’s AI prowess, the registry will empower users and other AI agents to engage with confidence. Whether it’s a human checking an AI’s credentials or one AI vetting another in an agent-to-agent economy, this system promises transparency without compromising privacy, thanks to cutting-edge zero-knowledge proofs.

Voices of Vision

Dr. Ben Goertzel, CEO of both ASI and SingularityNET, sees this as a defining moment. “Our future won’t be defined solely by how AI communicates with humans, but by how AI systems interact seamlessly among themselves,” he said.

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By integrating Privado ID’s decentralized, privacy-first credentials into ASI:Create, we’re not just ensuring trust; we’re paving the way for a robust, autonomous network of AI agents.”

\ Sebastian Rodriguez, CPO of Privado ID and former VP of Product at Polygon, shares the excitement. “This collaboration addresses the essential need for verifiable identities in the agent-to-agent economy,” he noted.

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Assigning unique, verifiable identities to AI agents ensures accountability and trust in their interactions and aligns with the ASI Innovation Stack’s vision of an open ecosystem by promoting interoperability and reducing reliance on centralized authorities.

Rolling Out Trust, Step by Step

The AI Agent Trust Registry won’t launch overnight—it’s a carefully phased journey to ensure it’s rock-solid:

1. Pilot Phase: The first step kicks off with integrating Privado ID credentials into the AIRIS AI Agent, laying the groundwork for secure identity verification.

2. Scalable Registry: Next, the system scales up, validating complex traits like authenticity and safety using privacy-preserving zero-knowledge proofs.

3. Self-Governance Exploration: The long-term vision? Exploring how AI agents might govern themselves, pushing the boundaries of autonomy in a decentralized world.

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This initiative is already underway, and the teams at SingularityNET, ASI, and Privado ID promise regular updates as they hit key milestones. It’s a phased approach designed to balance robust verification with complete data privacy, setting a strong foundation for the future.

Powering the Artificial Superintelligence Alliance

This partnership is more than a standalone project—it’s a cornerstone of the Artificial Superintelligence Alliance, a powerhouse collective that includes SingularityNET, Fetch.ai, Ocean Protocol, and CUDOS. Together, they’re racing toward decentralized Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) and, ultimately, Artificial Superintelligence (ASI). By building a trustworthy AI network, this registry supports their mission to create an ecosystem where human and machine intelligences can coexist and thrive.

Who’s Behind the Magic?

• SingularityNET: Founded by Dr. Ben Goertzel, SingularityNET is on a mission to craft a decentralized, inclusive AGI that’s open to all—not tethered to any single corporation or country. With a team of top-tier engineers, scientists, and specialists in fields like robotics and biomedical AI, they’re pushing the boundaries of what’s possible. Learn more
• Artificial Superintelligence Alliance: This alliance unites Fetch.ai, SingularityNET, Ocean Protocol, and CUDOS as the largest open-source force in decentralized AI research. Their goal? Accelerate AGI and ASI for a smarter, decentralized future. Learn more
• Privado ID: Born as Polygon ID under Polygon Labs, Privado ID is now an independent platform focused on privacy-first digital identities. Using zero-knowledge proofs and W3C standards, it lets users control their data securely across blockchain ecosystems. Learn more

A Future We Can Trust

The SingularityNET-Privado ID partnership is a bold step toward a world where AI isn’t just powerful—it’s accountable. By giving AI agents verifiable credentials, this registry ensures they’re used responsibly and ethically, transforming digital trust from a buzzword into a reality. As this project unfolds, it’s set to redefine how we interact with AI, creating a resilient, interoperable network for the next era of intelligence.

\ Curious for more? Dive into the details of the AI Agent Trust Registry here.

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