The increasing autonomy of AI agents, which often involve chains of delegation where one agent authorizes another, presents a significant challenge to accountability. Current AI governance tools primarily rely on logging, but these logs are easily manipulated, lacking verifiable proof of authorization. A new approach involves cryptographically signing delegations, allowing independent verification of authority, and an open-source platform, AI Control Tower, demonstrates this technique. This shift towards verifiable accountability will become increasingly important as AI regulation, like the EU AI Act, demands it.
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