If such a thing existed, languages could generate these artifacts and browsers could run them, without any JavaScript involved. This format would be easier for languages to support and could potentially exist in standard upstream compilers, runtimes, toolchains, and popular packages without the need for third-party distributions. In effect, we could go from a world where every language re-implements the web platform integration using JavaScript, to sharing a common one that is built directly into the browser.
These ideas of the UK and Europe in decline have also been taken up by high-profile, influential figures, including X, Tesla and Space X owner Elon Musk, who spoke at far-right activist Tommy Robinson's Unite the Kingdom rally last year.
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Barbosa and others framed the work as part of a broader push for the Linux Foundation to lead on decentralized trust infrastructure. In other words, this technology isn't just for kernel developers. It's for any open-source community or AI‑driven ecosystem facing a rapidly worsening identity and authenticity crisis.