The AI Judgement Event Community Group has been launched: The AI Judgement Event Community Group (AIJE CG) aims to explore recording, transferring, and verifying responsibility in AI systems, including the use of cryptographic receipts for AI-mediated decisions, in order to … Continue reading →

The Agentic Integrity Verification Specification Community Group has been launched: AI agents increasingly perform consequential actions on behalf of humans —browsing websites, submitting forms, executing code, and making purchasing decisions. When things go wrong (an agent takes an unintended action, … Continue reading →

The Adaptation and Personalization Community Group has been launched: Today, beyond language preferences, there are few ways for users to express fine-grained content preferences to Web servers for them to adapt, personalize, or customize content. Without user-preference tools, sites like … Continue reading →

The Agent-to-Web Framework (A2WF) Community Group has been launched: The emergence of autonomous AI agents creates opportunities for interactions with sites that go beyond mere content consumption. AI agents will want to fill forms, book appointments, add items to carts, … Continue reading →

The Web Content Browser for AI Agents Community Group has been launched: AI agents increasingly need to read and interact with web pages. The current approach – sending raw HTML or DOM snapshots to language models – is wasteful and … Continue reading →

The Web Content Browser for AI Agents Community Group has been proposed by David Hurley: AI agents increasingly need to read and interact with web pages. The current approach – sending raw HTML or DOM snapshots to language models – … Continue reading →