Huan Qiu Wang·2025-12-22 06:25Core Viewpoint - The International Telecommunication Union (ITU) has officially approved the international standard project "Trusted Requirements for Multi-Agent Systems" led by Ant Group, aimed at establishing a secure framework for multi-agent systems in response to the initiative for building a trusted ecosystem for terminal intelligent agents [1][2]. Group 1: Standard Overview - The standard focuses on four core dimensions: trusted connection, trusted identity, trusted intent, and trusted authorization, providing clear security guidelines and technical basis for various stages of agent interaction [1]. - The core technology of this standard originates from the IIFAA (Internet Identity Federation and Authentication Alliance) working group, which previously promoted and open-sourced the first industry-standard technology for trusted interconnection of agents, known as ASL [1]. Group 2: Industry Implications - The establishment of this international standard fills a significant gap in the field of trusted collaboration among agents across domains, offering clear technical guidelines for the industry and potentially serving as a "security passport" for high-quality industrial development [4]. - The project will undergo a detailed compilation, discussion, and review process within the ITU-T framework over approximately two years, aiming to become a formal international recommendation [4].