One post tagged with "verification"

Every provider of confidential AI makes the same promise: your prompts are processed inside secure hardware that nobody — not even the operator — can look into. It's a real technology and a strong promise. But on almost every platform, it arrives the same way every other privacy promise does: as a claim on a website, checked by the same company that made it.

AntSeed takes a different position — a promise you can't verify yourself is just a policy. So the network now ships the verification: before routing a single paid request, your own node can cryptographically check that the machine on the other end really is the secure hardware it claims to be. This post explains what that hardware protects, why the checking matters as much as the hardware, and how the check actually works — with links to the documentation if you want to go deeper.