Help Net Security covered a new open-source tool this week that writes tamper-evident audit logs for AI agents. It stores recorded agent activity in a file, each record carries a hash of the record before it, and edits to old records break the later fingerprints. The author is upfront about what it can't do, which I respect. That's rarer in this space than it should be. The story points at a wider problem with this wave of tools. "Tamper-evident" is starting to read as a synonym for proof. A...