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This NANDA Summit session explores the "Consumerization of the Agentic Web," envisioning a future with trillions of autonomous AI agents that communicate, learn, earn, and transact.

Speakers, including Ramesh Raskar from MIT and former FCC Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel, draw parallels to historical communication infrastructure like the North American Numbering Plan and the Internet's DNS, emphasizing the critical need for foundational systems that enable agent discovery, trust, and non-discriminatory interaction at an unprecedented scale.

Peeyush Aggarwal from Deloitte discusses the evolution towards an agentic economy based on trusted human-to-machine interactions, advocating for open architectures and standards like those Project NANDA is building.

Nick Cooper from OpenAI details how layering Composable Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers and integrating Large Language Models (LLMs) can lead to emergent "agentic" properties, while highlighting the challenges of discovery, identity, and trust in such a complex network.

Fatih Porikli from Qualcomm explores On-Device Agentic AI for personalized, context-aware digital assistants, stressing the "Internet of AI agents" and the role of edge devices.

Project NANDA team members Pradyumna Chari and Ayush Chopra demonstrate the NANDA Index as a "quilt-like registry aggregator" for agent identifiability and discoverability, and the NANDA Agent Adapter SDK as a "universal translator" for diverse protocols (MCP, A2A, HTTPS, NL web), enabling seamless, multiplexed conversations while keeping agents locally hosted for user control and privacy.

The session concludes with an urgent call for global collaboration, including a new Request for Proposals (RFP) in partnership with the Decentralized AI Society (DAIS), aiming to build a secure, interoperable, and decentralized "Internet of Agents" to address current fragmentation and limited visibility of decentralized AI tools.