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I’m not very good at all those flashy theory things, but lately I keep seeing AI Agents running on-chain interactions by themselves, and it makes me wonder: for “matryoshka doll” strategies like re-staking, can the machine really understand that “by the end the compounded returns might even wipe out your underwear”? Anyway, before I click confirm myself, I always have to curse: “this gas is way too expensive.” So should we let the AI do it? It probably just blindly keeps clicking, unable to tell what’s good or bad. To put it plainly, if you really run into a situation where a shared security protocol suddenly has a flaw, or there’s a risk warning about compounded yields, it still requires a human to look over it—otherwise who’s going to cover it? Even someone like me, an impulsive type, knows that before my finger slips I should glance at the balance; the AI doesn’t have that instinct. 😂