How Kite AI Prevents Identity Abuse in Autonomous AI Systems
Explains why traditional wallets fail for AI agents and how Kite’s agent-native identity model reduces abuse and escalation risk.
As AI agents become autonomous economic actors, identity abuse becomes a real risk. Traditional wallet models were built for humans, not machines executing thousands of actions per minute.
Kite AI addresses this with a three-layer identity framework:
User Layer: The human or organization that owns intent and sets policy
Agent Layer: A persistent on-chain identity representing the AI system
Session Layer: Ephemeral execution contexts with scoped permissions and short lifetimes
This structure limits privilege escalation and reduces exposure. Kite adds further safeguards through Agent Passports, which bind identity, permissions, and reputation, making impersonation difficult. Session-level kill-switches allow instant revocation without disabling the entire agent, while on-chain attribution creates a clear audit trail for accountability.
As agent marketplaces and machine-to-machine payments grow, identity design may matter more than raw throughput.
Action tip: Follow how agent-native identity standards evolve across AI blockchains.
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