It feels like AI Agents can really help you run on-chain, but ultimately, it's still humans who bear the responsibility, at least for now. The reason isn't complicated: everyone wants to be lazy when signing, but if the authorization scope is too broad or if a phishing contract tricks it, the Agent won't feel sorry for your wallet; and then there's cross-chain, where more routes are like toll booths—bridges, verification, message replay pitfalls—if something goes wrong, you can't exactly argue with a robot...

There's also the recent heated debate about privacy coins/mixing and the boundaries of compliance—it's quite a real issue: if an Agent helps you "conveniently" take a sensitive path, who's responsible? Honestly, it's just executing commands; if anyone should take the blame, it's you. My current approach is: let it try small amounts, and before signing large transactions, I review the permissions and target addresses myself. It’s a bit tiring, but I sleep a bit easier.