OriginTrail Developers

🔴 Live today · 17:00 CET @umanitek’s Guardian is coming to @ChatGPT & @claudeai. Ask your AI assistant to find impersonators, build evidence packs, and request takedowns in one conversation. Every finding is anchored verifiably in the Decentralized Knowledge Graph.

Manufacturing, on TRAC(k). For the next decade. Data that can be verified is the cheapest form of AI risk management. It is also what the EU’s Digital Product Passports (DPP) will run on from 2027. In DMaaST, @JPB_SYSTEME and @KamstrupGroup are putting their factory data on the OriginTrail Decentralized Knowledge Graph to future-proof their smart manufacturing: verifiable records, traceable AI decisions, and DPP readiness built in. How it works: 👉 dmaast.eu/2026/10/20/the-mis…

⚠️ Right now, AI trading agents are one bad prompt or malicious package away from draining wallets. @umanitek’s Trader Shield just closed that window for 11 of them — @CoinbaseWallet, @TrustWallet, @wallet (@okx), @Rabby_io, @keplrwallet, @solflare, @exodus, @ElectrumWallet, @solana CLI and more. Seeds, keys and drainers are blocked before the agent can touch capital. Every check is a live lookup on shared, verifiable threat intelligence on Decentralized Knowledge Graph. One detection protects the entire network. Safer agentic trading, on TRAC(k). Trust the source.

The OriginTrail logo stands for trust. Organisations from very different worlds put it on the most valuable space they own: their products and their homepages. You'll find it at the centre of the QR code on millions of packs, where shoppers ask the brand questions directly through an AI agent. And on the homepage of European Gymnastics, the continental governing body for gymnastics in Europe, where "Powered by OriginTrail" sits under Luigi, its mascot turned AI agent. Both AI agents run on the OriginTrail Decentralized Knowledge Graph. Trust the source.

📰 @Umanitek chairman and co-founder @ChrisRynning sat down with @Forbes Paraguay to talk about what he calls our generation's Oppenheimer moment. The full podcast episode is coming soon. His case, in short: → The US, China and the tech giants are racing to reach superintelligence first, while safety gets far less attention → Creating content and running scams now costs close to nothing. In Paraguay, fake accounts posing as politicians and public figures are already a real problem → People can no longer tell real from generated by eye, so it takes machines to fight machines Those machines need a source they can check. Umanitek's tools run on Decentralized Knowledge Graph (DKG). Every Knowledge Asset carries its provenance: who published it, when, and whether it has changed since. Anyone, human or AI agent, can check a record before relying on it. Trust the source. Read the Forbes Paraguay article (in Spanish): forbes.com.py/today/el-momen…

"Many will start as single-player tools and evolve into multiplayer networks." — Chris Dixon @cdixon, @a16zfrontier Multiplayer needs shared memory. Decentralized Knowledge Graph (DKG) gives it an author, human or agent, plus a history and proof. Trust the source.