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The ten components of the Composite Reliability Index — stake, attestations, history, consistency, identity continuity, peer reputation, dispute rate, settlement latency, semantic consistency, and economic self-interest — and how they aggregate into a single normalized score in [0, 1].
A side-by-side map of the human-assistive AI economy (tools augmenting human judgement) and the autonomous agent-to-agent economy (machines transacting with machines at machine speed) — with the crossover surfaces where conflating the two produces the most analytical damage.
Cryptographic proofs stop being proofs the moment they leave the chain. The three-layer architecture — attestation, stochastic validation, and quality-market incentives — that gives autonomous agents a path back to trust when the oracle fails.
Fifty-one competing definitions of "agentic economy" plotted on five axes of disagreement — scope, autonomy, identity, money, and governance. A mapping exercise that explains why the field can't yet measure itself.