Advanced AI Society Joins the Linux Foundation, Launches Open Verification Ecosystem
To answer growing statutory mandates and security requirements across enterprise and public
In September 2026, the Advanced AI Society joined the Linux Foundation and announced the launch of an open verification ecosystem to address growing statutory demands for continuous agent verification. The alliance revealed the v1.0 working draft of Proof-of-Control for public comment, aiming to validate market need for interoperable tools that make agent execution openly verifiable.
The Proof-of-Control standard, built by alliance members and over 80 global security leaders, extends open-source principles to the agentic stack, enabling developers and deployers to openly verify AI agent work. Trusted by companies such as AstraZeneca and supported by figures like Charles Iheagwara and Bruce Schneier, Proof-of-Control ensures continuous monitoring to keep up with the speed of AI agents, addressing the widening Verifiability Gap.
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