Right now almost every AI agent runs on someone else's server. The operator can see your prompts, your data, even the model's internal reasoning if they choose to. A privacy policy is the only thing users are expected to hold on to. @OasisProtocol's Sapphire, a confidential EVM, runs computation inside TEEs which are hardware enclaves that keep execution opaque even to the node operator. Pair that with attestation, and you're not just trusting, you're verifying a proof that the exact code you expected is the code that ran. This matters more as agents stop being chatbots and start being operators holding keys, reading private documents and coordinating with other agents. $ROSE