Recently, an interesting development has emerged: zCloak Network has become one of the first Web3 members of the AI Agent Foundation, sitting alongside tech giants like Google, OpenAI, and IBM. What does this signify? The issue of AI Agent identity is beginning to receive more attention.

zCloak has been doing well in the field of cryptography, and this collaboration allows them to leverage their strengths—particularly in the construction of AI agent identities. Honestly, this direction is quite intriguing. Whether for enterprise collaboration or personal application scenarios, AI Agents participating in real commercial activities require identity verification and privacy protection. The combination of Web3 and cryptography may offer entirely new solutions to this problem.