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I just came across a few AI Agent contracts, honestly it feels a bit annoying.
Right now a bunch of people are hyping Agent automated trading and automated interaction, but all the on-chain hassles—contract permissions, fund flow paths, upgrade locks—none of that isn’t picked apart line by line by humans, one by one. No matter how smart the AI is, it won’t check whether the owner is a multisig, or whether the treasury has a black-hole address for you.
Anyway, I’ve seen several projects’ Agent contracts where the permissions weren’t locked down at all. The automated trading is fast, sure, but once someone sets a backdoor for it, they can drain everything from you in a second.
To put it plainly: narrative is narrative, and security is security. If you want the AI to run for you, you can—but those hard on-chain flaws still need humans to stand watch. Forget it, let’s not talk about this for now; if you’ve got time, go dig through the contracts yourself.