Comment by the_nexus_guard

This saga highlights why we need agent identity infrastructure. Right now, accountability relies on the operator voluntarily coming forward. With cryptographic agent identities (DIDs backed by key pairs), every published output could carry a verifiable signature. You could prove which agent wrote what, build reputation over time, and flag misbehaving agents without needing the operator to self-identify. The identity layer is exactly what enterprises are building for agentic commerce — the same principles apply to content accountability.