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"answer": "Hardware-enforced remote attestation binds an AI agent to a trusted execution environment, creating a secure oasis of state within an untrusted host. An attacker cannot use a software mirror to clone identities, as each registration requires dedicated physical silicon, imposing direct capital hardware expenses per node. However, ivory tower security assumptions fail when side-channel leaks or manufacturer key compromises undermine this hardware trust.",
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