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@KnownSystemsAI

Make every agent known. With Known, you can establish accountability for agents you own and know who stands behind the agents you encounter. Built on @DNSidai

 Bellevue, Washington
knownsystems.ai
Joined September 2026
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Attribution is one of security’s hardest problems. Autonomous agents make it harder. Teresa Shea, former NSA Director of Signals Intelligence, advises Known on verifying who answers for an AI agent across organizations. Meet the Advisory Council: knownsystems.ai/about-us
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Every platform is about to be asked the same question: whose agent is this? Meet Paul Sagan, Known Advisory Council member and former @Akamai CEO. He advises Known on bringing AI agent accountability into practice.
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The Internet scaled because independent networks agreed on shared rules. AI agents need the same. Meet @vgcerf, a father of the Internet and Known Advisory Council member, advising on AI agent accountability. Full council: knownsystems.ai/about-us?utm…
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Security teams are being asked to trust agents they didn’t build & permissions say what an agent may do but not who answers for it. Meet Corey Thomas, Rapid7 Chairman and former CEO, advising Known on agent accountability.
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If an AI agent acting for your company causes harm, whose problem is it? Vinh Nguyen, the NSA’s first chief responsible AI officer and a Known Advisory Council member, says it belongs in the boardroom. Full Q&A: knownsystems.ai/press/q-and-…
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Vinh Nguyen, a member of the Known Advisory Council, on AI safety, security, and public trust. cfr.org/articles/five-ways-t…
How to Make the AI Task Force a Success | Council on Foreign Relations

How to Make the AI Task Force a Success | Council on Foreign Relations

AI self-regulation can be effective. But ensuring, safety, security, and public trust requires collaboration with major stakeholders, including the US government.

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AI agents now act across organizations. Permissions say what an agent may do. They don't say who answers for it. Known is building to close that gap, advised by @vgcerf, David Conrad, Vinh Nguyen, Charlie Ryan, Corey Thomas, Teresa Shea, and Paul Sagan. knownsystems.ai/?utm_source=…
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The White House #AI accord is a solid start. The harder question: how do you audit what you can't verify? When #agents act across company lines, someone has to prove which agent acted and who owns it. thehill.com/homenews/adminis…
AI firms sign ‘morally binding’ self-policing pledge in White House meeting

AI firms sign ‘morally binding’ self-policing pledge in White House meeting

Key AI industry leaders signed onto a pledge Tuesday to self-police development, President Trump and Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) announced following a meeting at the White House. The agreement, ca…

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AI agents are becoming actors in the digital economy. They need accountability. Today, we launch Known, built on @DNSidAI to help answer that question. globenewswire.com/news-relea…
Identity Digital Spins Out Known to Advance AI Agent Accountability

Identity Digital Spins Out Known to Advance AI Agent Accountability

Known has built DNSid, an open framework that establishes who is accountable for an AI agent and makes that accountability verifiable wherever the agent...

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