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by saltpath
102 days ago
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The concrete scenario is AI agent execution. Agent calls a third-party API at 3am — you have your logs, they have theirs, and if there's a dispute you're comparing two mutable records. Sealing both the request hash and response hash with an RFC 3161 timestamp before the agent proceeds gives you a neutral third-party witness. Not zero-knowledge — content is visible — but for audit and dispute resolution it covers 90% of real cases and is deployable today without ZKP overhead. |
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