I only jot down one sentence: even if AI agents interact more on-chain, don’t expect them to take responsibility for the mess—when it comes to limits/authorizations, slippage, and private keys, these are always things people have to stand as a backup and cover the risks. Otherwise, a clogged mempool or a routing glitch can instantaneously turn “automation” into “automatic accomplice,” and by the way, don’t get pulled along by the narrative that forces the public to explain price moves by hard-linking ETF inflows and outflows with U.S. stock risk appetite. When your swap fails, no one will go back and review it with you.