Microsoft Research's Vega Uses Zero-Knowledge Proofs for Private Digital Identity Verification
Microsoft Research's Vega system uses zero-knowledge proofs for private digital identity verification, enabling secure credential sharing with AI agents and services without revealing sensitive data.
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