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Insights, announcements, and perspectives on verifiable credentials, decentralized identity, and the future of digital technology.
Verifiable Credentials 2.0
The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) has officially recognized Verifiable Credentials 2.0 as a full Web Standard, signalling a significant advancement in digital credentialing with enhanced privacy, interoperability, and readiness for government and industry applications. Aviary Tech is already aligned with this standard, implementing features such as Data Integrity proofs and Bitstring Status Lists, and is prepared to advance digital interactions both on-chain and off.
Vibe Coding at Aviary Tech: Why Codex Feels Like the Future
This blog post discusses Aviary Tech's exploration of AI-enhanced coding, highlighting the transition from unstructured "vibe coding" to a more structured approach using OpenAI's Codex. Codex integrates task-based development with AI, promoting collaboration between human developers and AI agents, and setting the stage for verifiable AI systems. The post also outlines Aviary Tech's proposal for the DIF Labs Beta Cohort 2, aiming to create infrastructure for transparent and accountable AI participation in software development.
Verifiable AI on Bitcoin - DIF Labs Beta Cohort 2 Proposal
This post outlines a proposal to DIF Labs for a Verifiable AI system that records AI prompts, model details, and outputs on Bitcoin using Ordinals Plus. The project aims to address the trust gap in AI by creating a tamper-evident trail linking AI results to their inputs and model context, using a TypeScript SDK to issue Verifiable Credentials inscribed on Bitcoin. The initiative is part of a Beta Cohort, with a timeline for development and an open call for contributors with expertise in Bitcoin, AI, or decentralized identity technologies.