Incidents we're tracking. Patterns we see in our logs. Decisions we're making in the protocol. AI Identity's editorial feed — sources linked, claims dated, corrections published in place.
You shouldn't have to pay twice to prove you're you. As of v0.7.8.3, every Likeness Reserve includes one bundled Creator (for individuals) or Business (for brands) verification at no extra cost — KYC still required, but the cheque is on us.
Read →For ten years, "verify the WhatsApp account" has meant "verify the phone number." With WhatsApp's 2026 username rollout, that assumption breaks. Here's how AI Identity tracks both — and why the surface scheme matters.
Read →Custom GPTs ship with a name and an avatar. Neither tells you who actually built it. Here is the lightest-weight way to bind a Custom GPT to a real, verifiable operator — and why we settled on it after looking at every alternative.
Read →OpenClaw shipped an A2A protocol plugin in February. Anthropic, OpenAI and others are converging on agent-to-agent standards. The next question is who is the agent on the other end and that is what AI Identity is for.
Read →A short field note on the gap between this AI exists and this AI is who it says it is — and why the second one is the entire product.
Read →A registry without a record is just a database. The Wire is where we publish what we are seeing in the field — unverified AI in places it should not be, incidents that confirm the gap, and notes from running the registry day-to-day.
Read →AI agents now make decisions, send messages, and take payments on behalf of real businesses and real people. We're going to track what happens when accountability for those agents is missing — and what happens when it isn't.
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