The article discusses the emergence of various protocols intended to standardize interactions among AI agents. Proponents believe that future AI will autonomously execute complex tasks using APIs to engage with enterprise applications. Current protocols include Google's A2A, Anthropic's MCP, and IBM's ACP, but gaps remain. The Agent Name Service (ANS) proposes a universal registry for secure AI agent discovery that addresses these gaps, allowing agents to find and interoperate with each other effectively. The authors emphasize the need for a collaborative approach to foster trust and assurance among these autonomous systems.
"So what we see is in the near future, maybe as long as 10 years or short as two or three or five years, the majority of internet traffic will be agents."
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