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Advanced AI Society joins the Linux Foundation, launches open verification ecosystem as Congress moves on agent security

New York, NY, September 17th, 2026, TechnologyWire

As bipartisan legislation demands verifiable agent controls, the Advanced AI Society releases the Proof-of-Control v1.0 draft for public comment and hosts “Who’s Watching the Machines?” event with Linux Foundation Decentralized Trust

As bipartisan Congressional proposals demand continuous agent verification and third-party evaluation, and as frontier lab leaders call to pace AI capability growth, Advanced AI Society, the alliance making trust in AI possible, today announced its membership in the Linux Foundation and LF Decentralized Trust and the launch of an open verification ecosystem!

To answer growing statutory mandates and security requirements across enterprise and public systems, the alliance has released the v1.0 working draft of Proof-of-Control for public comment through October 30, 2026 at advancedaisociety.org/proof-of-control.Hosted by LF Decentralized Trust as a lab, this new standard builds directly on the production-proven Verifiable AI technologies of the alliance’s member companies. Co-designed alongside a...

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Asus won’t say how it escaped the US router ban

You can now play the original Halo in your browser, 128-player multiplayer included

I wore the Samsung Galaxy Watch 9 for three weeks during marathon training, and I think it's an ideal first smartwatch

Miter, which provides workforce management tools for the construction industry, raised a $40M Series B led by Battery Ventures, taking its total funding to $78M