Recently, everyone has been talking about AI Agents automating on-chain interactions, claiming they can find their own paths, switch them, and reinvest automatically... I admit it saves effort, but honestly, there are still several key steps that need human oversight: who to authorize (approve) to, how much limit to set; what pools are actually used during slippage and routing; and the most easily overlooked issues like retrying on failure or managing nonces—these small details, if messed up, can lead to a chain of errors.

Plus, with miners/validators' income, MEV, and fair ordering being criticized by retail investors every day, when an Agent follows the "optimal" route, it might get squeezed, pay several hidden fees, and you won't even know if the model is smart or just unlucky.
What I fear most isn't losing money, but losing control: which fees are actually deducted from the account, what permissions are granted, whether issues can be stopped immediately—these are still better managed by humans for now.