one thing I've realized is that secure hardware only solves part of the problem a secure chip doesn't tell you whether the AI model was the one you expected, whether your data remained private during execution, or whether encryption actually protected the entire process that's why ARC Compute from @TheARCTERMINAL caught my attention instead of asking users to trust separate security claims, it combines model verification, privacy, and cryptographic integrity into a single verifiable proof as AI agents begin handling wallets, identities, and financial actions, "trust us" won't be enough being able to verify what actually happened will matter far more than any security promise