Mysten Labs与Google Cloud合作推出可验证AI代理仲裁器。

BlockBeats news, October 6th, according to official sources, Mysten Labs announced today a partnership with Google Cloud to launch the Verifiable Agent Arbitrator (VAA). This system, co-developed as an evidence layer, aims to help enterprises prove that their AI agents operate within authorized scopes. As AI agents begin executing transactions, negotiating with other agents, and conducting activities across enterprise boundaries, VAA can provide enterprises with an activity record that can be independently verified from the platform that generated the record.

Currently, enterprises want to deploy AI agents into production environments, but related applications are limited due to the lack of activity records that can be trusted by counterparties, auditors, or regulators. VAA aims to provide such records and help enterprises meet upcoming regulatory requirements, including the EU Artificial Intelligence Act. Starting in 2027, this act will impose fines of up to 15 million euros or 3% of a company's global annual turnover for logging failures.

VAA separates AI agent activity records from their integrity proofs. Detailed telemetry data, including prompts, model outputs, tool calls, and policy decisions, will continue to be stored in Google Cloud Storage controlled by the customer and remain private; the cryptographic proof of the record will be stored on Walrus, a data platform built for AI application needs, and coordinated through the Layer 1 blockchain Sui.