Atlas (AT&T)
Proof rather than promises for network AI agents.


As organizations adopt AI-native architectures and autonomous agents across customer, network, IT, and business operations, they face a growing challenge - trust.
Trustworthy AI means more than intelligent decisions. It requires the ability to explain what happened, why it happened, what evidence informed the decision, and whether the outcome aligned with policy, governance, and business intent.
In this unique hackathon challenge in Dallas, on 1-4 October 2026, 220 developers became proof seekers, turning trustworthy AI into working proof. They entered a simulated autonomous enterprise spanning customer, IT, network, and data environments. Working within an AI-native ecosystem, 40 teams tracked the movements, decisions, and interactions of autonomous agents as they navigated the digital landscape.
Success wasn't measured by the sophistication of the AI, but by the strength of the evidence that surrounded it.





ProofMesh — Real-Time Agentic Assurance for Autonomous Network Operations
What they built: A governance console that triggers and watches real fault-resolution runs live, enforces the spend cap, and versions every threshold, so recalibration is honest and never rewrites history.


Proof rather than promises for network AI agents.
An assurance layer for AI agents.
Agentic assurance: Evidence-driven governance for multi-agent telecom operations.
Evidence-based assurance for telecom AI.
ProofLab (control assurance for AI agents).






TM Forum takes AI trust from promise to proof at world-first industry Hackathon






