You need at minimum, mutually trusted chip tracking. The proposal isn’t robust to collusion between governments and domestic companies if it’s possible to create data centers the verifier has no knowledge of.
Yes. This is treated as out of scope here, even though it is a very important, upstream problem. The solutions to this are more politics-shaped than they are technology-shaped (as far as I can tell).
You need at minimum, mutually trusted chip tracking. The proposal isn’t robust to collusion between governments and domestic companies if it’s possible to create data centers the verifier has no knowledge of.
Yes. This is treated as out of scope here, even though it is a very important, upstream problem. The solutions to this are more politics-shaped than they are technology-shaped (as far as I can tell).