3.4 Trust Computing Engine

IAM World is more focused on building trust between AI and humans than on autonomous itself, unlike AI games. Specifically, it focuses on how to build trust when real players delegate their role's rights to AI agents.

This paper proposes a two-layer trust model based on advanced cryptographic algorithms and smart contract architecture: Root Trust Layer and Computing Trust Layer.

The root trust layer is mainly based on initial parameter settings on smart contracts, to establish the root consensus trust with complete human transparency and democracy governance.

The computing trust layer is mainly supported by cryptography and Rollup technology. Secure Multi-Party Computation (MPC) can provide privacy protection capabilities in scenarios where multiple roles collaborate in computing, and zero-knowledge proofs (ZKPs) can achieve verifiable computation. Finally, the privacy-reserved proofs are returned to the root trust layer for challenges based on the Rollup component.

Ultimately, based on the trust engine, we can set up a fully trusted delegation for massive general computing tasks, including OffChain game logic, player actions, and AI agents.