What does "digital identity" mean when AI agents become part of our daily lives? This article explores the changing landscape of identity, moving beyond static credentials to agent-managed, dynamic, cross-platform personas. We’ll examine the future importance of verifiable digital reputations, the risks of machine impersonation, and the role of cryptographic proof in self-sovereign identity. Real-world and speculative scenarios highlight how both individuals and agents might assert, manage, and port identity credentials across digital services, and why trust in the age of AI depends on continuous verification. The discussion closes by connecting these identity trends to the broader Tsuka philosophy: true sovereignty means controlling not just your assets, but also your own evolving digital self - across human and agent societies.
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