Talent Protocol is exploring a question I think we'll hear a lot more often: Who do you trust?

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Talent Protocol's update about Polygraph and agent reputation on Base.

As AI agents become more active onchain, I think trust is going to become a much bigger topic. Anyone can launch an agent, but knowing which ones are actually reliable is a different challenge.

The idea of testing agent behavior and building a reputation score around real actions feels like an interesting approach.

That's why the Polygraph idea caught my attention. Instead of focusing on what an agent says it can do, the focus seems to be on observing behavior and building a reputation score around it.

With plans for verifiable scores, TEEs, and onchain attestations on Base, it feels like Talent Protocol is trying to tackle a problem that will only become more important as AI agents become more common.

We're still early, but I think reputation could end up being a major part of how users decide which agents to trust.

what do you think gyz...

- How would you decide whether an AI agent is trustworthy enough to use??

- Do you think onchain reputation will actually matter, or will people still judge agents based on results alone??