Vint Cerf
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Vint Cerf is an American Internet pioneer, recognized as one of the "fathers of the Internet" for co-developing the TCP/IP protocol with Robert Kahn. He spent 20 years at Google before departing the company. He now advises Innovation Labs, where he is working on open standards for identifying and auditing AI agents operating across the internet. This work includes proposals for DNS-based mechanisms to track AI agents on the open web.
Updated 6 August 2026
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