Last Thursday more than 270 people filled the Stanford Faculty Club with one question: how do we know which AI agents to trust? Builders, investors, board members, physicians and researchers kept landing on the same answer: > Trust has to be measurable, with a score anyone can understand > It has to be independent, validated by a third party > It has to be continuous, monitored while the agent runs and revoked the moment it fails In my keynote I made it personal. An agent should have a verified name and a score that works like a FICO score, and lose its certificate in real time if it stops being trustworthy. That is what lets me hand agents to my 80-year-old mom with confidence. My full takeaways from @JohnTChambers, @bhorowitz, @jpatel41, @azavery and the rest of our 35+ speakers are in the article below.