Tech giants collaborate to set standards: What changes will AI agents bring to digital finance?

Question

【Blockchain Rhythm】On December 10th, there was a major development—The Linux Foundation led the creation of the AI Proxy Foundation (AAIF), bringing together tech giants like Google, Microsoft, Amazon, OpenAI, Bloomberg, and Cloudflare.

What are they planning to do? In simple terms, they aim to establish a set of rules for AI proxies, creating a unified standard around open source projects such as Anthropic’s MCP, OpenAI’s Agents.md, and Goose. The goal is clear: enable seamless integration of different AI proxies while ensuring security.

What does this mean for Web3 and the digital finance sector? Analysts suggest that if protocols like MCP truly become industry “universal interfaces,” it will significantly simplify future transactions involving AI assistants for cross-border remittances, US and Hong Kong stock futures, and digital currency spot contracts.

Imagine: automated intelligent risk control, no manual reconciliation, 24/7 customer service without breaks. For platforms managing multi-asset trading wallets, this standardization could trigger a new wave of efficiency. After all, a unified interface reduces development costs and improves user experience—it’s a win-win situation.

GasFeeTherapist · Accepted Answer

Another new story of chopping leeks, no matter how perfect the standards are, it can't stop exchanges from running away.

MelonField · Answer

Another bunch of big companies setting standards, will they really be implemented?

Speaking of which, if MCP can truly unify, having AI traders directly connected to exchanges would be awesome...

This matter is hard to understand, let’s wait and see

More standards actually make things more chaotic, five big companies have five different ideas

Tech giants teaming up? Ha, I’m here to see who breaks the rules first

They’re here throwing combos, Web3 must get involved and stir things up

If MCP becomes a reality, the automation level of DeFi will take off

AltcoinTherapist · Answer

Once again, a group of big players are colluding to set standards. I've seen this trick too many times, and in the end, it always comes down to being choked by a giant.

MCP become a universal interface? Sounds good, but the real on-chain application scenarios still depend on which chain can survive until that day.

PumpBeforeRug · Answer

Are we really setting standards again? These big companies are really bored. If MCP becomes a universal interface, I’ll be stunned.

DevChive · Answer

Once again, a bunch of big companies are jointly setting standards, but the key is whether it can actually be implemented this time—don't let it turn into another bragging PPT.

The standards are set, but who will oversee AI misconduct? Who is responsible if cross-border transfers go wrong?

It would be great if the MCP protocol becomes a universal interface, but I bet five bucks that in the end, everyone will just do their own thing.

Now financial technology will accelerate again, and retail investors probably won't be able to keep up with the pace.

To be honest, the biggest beneficiaries are probably those major corporations; small projects are once again being held back.

GateUser-a606bf0c · Answer

Haha, now AI agents will have unified standards, it feels like a storm is coming in the financial trading sector.