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The Envelope Is Not the Truth: Why the IETF Is Standardizing the Wrapper and Leaving the Decision Undefined

November 1, 2026 There is a quiet assumption spreading through the IETF. It is the belief that if you can prove an AI agent was authorized to act, and you can prove the action left a cryptographically signed trace, you have solved the problem of AI governance. This assumption is wrong. It is not wr…

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  1. 2026-11-01 10:32 · DEV Community — AI
    The Envelope Is Not the Truth: Why the IETF Is Standardizing the Wrapper and Leaving the Decision Undefined

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