Recently, I've been watching AI Agents run around on the blockchain, and it feels like an automatic submarine, able to save manual effort but also quite dependent on human oversight. For example, with authorization/limits, once set too high, it becomes troublesome to recover later; and the cross-chain part is even more to be avoided. The recent bridge theft made me even less willing to let it "make autonomous decisions," preferring to do it manually and more slowly. Then there's the oracle occasionally giving erratic quotes, and everyone's tacit understanding of "waiting for confirmation" is actually a human brake pedal. To put it simply, I now treat myself as a backup: let the main system run, do small tests, and I’ll check on big moves later. Anyway, taking it slow isn’t embarrassing.