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2026

  1. Research networks

    COST Action CA25178 holds its first Management Committee meeting

    The Action on agentic physical AI started in Brussels: officers elected, five working groups set up, and an evidence-and-conformance task carried by Estonia's Management Committee member.

  2. Publication

    The SD-JWT differential-fuzzing paper is out in Springer LNCS

    Spec-as-(N+1)-oracle differential fuzzing of SD-JWT presentation verification, presented at STM 2026 in Rome, is published in Lecture Notes in Computer Science.

  3. Peer review

    Sole Control for Machines accepted for the NGISE 2026 proceedings

    An eIDAS 2.0 census of remote qualified signature-creation devices and a trust primitive for accountable agentic information systems, accepted for Springer's CCIS series.

  4. Peer review

    MIRROR accepted by the Journal of Open Research Software

    Local evidence bundles for reproducible research-software review, with a JANUS case study, accepted after three rounds of review.

  5. Publication

    When the Witness Is Also the Suspect, in IEEE Internet Computing

    The case for hardware-rooting the evidence that AI agents leave behind is online as an early-access article.

  6. Funding

    A research project co-funded by the European Union

    The institute's research project on accountable AI-agent actions is co-funded by the European Union from cohesion policy funds.

  7. Publication

    XATF published in IEEE Access

    A carrier-binding verification profile with typed failure attribution for AI-agent evidence over X-Road, open access under CC BY.

  8. Publication

    Agent-access receipts published in Frontiers in Computer Science

    A reproducible synthetic security experiment on what an access decision for an AI-mediated caller should leave behind.

  9. Membership

    Tyche Institute joins the Agentic AI Foundation as an Associate Member

    An Associate Member of the Linux Foundation's agentic-AI fund, the home of MCP, A2A, goose, AGENTS.md and agentgateway. No vote, no board seat.

  10. Standards

    Mapping the PQC Maturity Model onto the eIDAS/ETSI normative base

    A crosswalk between the PKI Consortium's Post-Quantum Cryptography Maturity Model and the ETSI/CEN standards EU trust service providers are audited against.

  11. Standards

    A registered media type for action evidence

    IANA registered application/vnd.aep+zip, the media type for an Action Evidence Package, with Tyche Institute as change controller.

  12. Policy

    Tyche Institute files a position with the European Commission on the Cloud and AI Development Act

    European AI infrastructure should be required to produce verifiable, portable evidence of automated action. Calibrated against an open corpus of 2,244 consultation responses.

  13. Research networks

    Estonia appoints Anton Sokolov to the Management Committee of COST Action CA25178

    A national-representative appointment to the Action on agentic physical AI, with Tyche Institute as the affiliation.

  14. Governance

    Building independent research-ethics review at Tyche Institute

    A two-reviewer, arm's-length process for minimal-risk human-participant research, alongside review by Estonia's Research Ethics Committee where appropriate.

  15. Publication

    Nekropolis is now published in Data in Brief

    The open-access data article describing a 14,923-record corpus of computer-science retractions and AI-governance lifecycle records.

  16. Standards

    Our first IETF Internet-Draft

    Composing an AI agent's Action Evidence Package with hardware remote attestation under RATS (RFC 9334).

Notes

  1. Speaker notes

    Agent-action evidence and remote attestation

    Notes and figure from the IETF 126 side meeting on remote-attestation challenges for AI agents.

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