Recently, I've noticed that AI agents are increasingly able to "do work on the chain" by themselves. Frankly, it's more convenient, but I still believe there are a few steps that must be manually overseen: authorization and transfer confirmation. No matter how smart the machine is, it doesn't understand "if this transaction is wrong, I won't be able to sleep." In the past, I was in a hurry, clicking on pop-ups and complaining when gas fees were high; now I prefer to meditate, willing to wait an extra block or sign fewer unlimited authorizations. Especially now, hardware wallets are out of stock, and phishing links are everywhere. The agent says it needs to connect to a site, so I pause first: check the address, domain, and permission scope, then decide. Anyway, don’t mistake "automation" for "exemption from responsibility" — in the end, you're still the one who bears the blame on the chain.