Guest Post: Why AI Agent Identities Need Post-Quantum Cryptography
THE SO WHAT
Tying AI agent identities to post-quantum cryptography reframes PQC from a compliance checkbox to a core primitive for autonomous systems. If you’re serious about agent economies or machine-to-machine transactions, you should be mapping where classical crypto becomes a long-term liability in your architecture.
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