AI Agents can now press buttons and go on the blockchain by themselves, so can people finally relax completely?

I think it's still early... To be honest, it's more like an automatic transmission; someone still needs to hold the steering wheel. Especially regarding permissions and limits: giving it full control over a hot wallet is too scary, I now prefer to think of it as a "executor," with humans responsible for setting limits, whitelists, and emergency brakes. Furthermore, contract risks and signature content: no matter how smart it is, it could still be tricked into authorizing via phishing pages or fake routers; and for cross-chain or route-switching with slippage or retries, the machine will keep "trying," but you need to cover your downside so it doesn't keep losing in a bad market. Recently, during testnet incentives and point farming, it's the same story—everyone is betting on whether the mainnet will issue tokens. Agents are great for running processes, but when it really counts, I prefer to slow down: first clearly define the acceptable loss, then let it do the work, and don't let points replace your thinking.