When everyone is chasing the upper limit of AI intelligence
A deadly loophole is quietly spreading -
Collaboration between AIs is actually in a 'state of no accountability'
Your instructions have been passed through layers of over a dozen Agents
In the end, no one is held accountable
This is about to trigger the first 'crisis of trust' in the automated world
And a protocol named Kite
Is building the most scarce asset of this era: traceable responsibility
1. The 'supply chain crisis' of AI collaboration: When tasks begin to be infinitely delegated
Imagine a scenario like this:
You let AI arrange a multinational business trip
Behind it, a complex task chain was quietly initiated:
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Your instructions → Main Agent → Break down into 8 sub-tasks
↓
Hotel Agent (using the Booking API)
Price comparison agent (crawls data from 10 price comparison websites)
Flight Agent (interfacing with airline systems)
Visa Agent (connects to the consulate's interface)
Insurance Agent (calculates risks and purchases insurance)
↓
Failure of any part → The entire process collapses
Even more terrifying is:
Each subtask may continue to be subcontracted downwards.
This forms a three-, five-, or even deeper "task dark web."
When the final delivery fails, you can't even find the party primarily responsible.
This is not science fiction.
This is already a real dilemma for many companies in automating their processes.
AI collaboration is replicating the supply chain challenges of human society, but at a speed 1000 times faster.
II. Three Major Obstacles to Accountability: Why Did the Traditional Systems All Fail?
AI collaboration currently faces three major unsolvable dilemmas:
1. Process black box
Centralized platforms can only show whether a task is "completed" or not.
Unable to penetrate and view:
Which sub-agent made the wrong decision?
Which API call returned misleading data?
At what stage were the funds abnormally deducted?
2. Lack of cross-domain trust
When the task involves:
AI services from different companies
Data interfaces between different countries
Payment systems in different ecosystems
No neutral third party can provide a universally accepted "record of facts".
3. Disruption in the transmission of responsibility
Once the task has changed hands a second time
The original client then lost control.
"This isn't my problem, it's the next agent's problem."
This will become the standard rhetoric for all AIs to pass the buck to each other.
III. Kite's Underlying Disruption: Anchoring Every AI Behavior to the Blockchain
Kite did something that seemed simple but had a profound impact:
Issue a "digital passport" to each AI Agent.
This is not just an identifier, but also an anchor of responsibility.
The passport contains the following codes:
Attribution Entity (Which organization, which individual)
Access restrictions (which APIs can be called, and how much money can be manipulated)
Behavioral fingerprint (verifiable records of all historical tasks)
Credit score (success rate, response speed, compliance record)
When the task fails
Accountability is no longer being directed at the vague "AI system".
Instead, it is precise to:
"The agent with passport number#A7F9B2performed an unauthorized operation at timestamp 165XXXXX."
IV. Modular Tracking: A Holographic Analysis of the Task Chain
Kite's modular system is essentially a responsibility decomposition engine.
Each module is a "behavior recorder":
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Risk control module → Records: Decision basis, risk assessment value
Audit module → Records: Execution step sequence, timestamps
Budget module → Records: Authorization of each deduction, changes in balance
Validation Module → Records: Data validation results for external APIs
When a complex task flows through 6 modules
This will automatically generate an unalterable responsibility track.
Just like each component in the supply chain has its own unique traceability code.
For the first time, AI collaboration has achieved "full auditability".
V. Stablecoins: Responsible Economic "Executors"
The ultimate responsibility must be met with economic consequences.
Kite's choice of stablecoin settlement hides a deeper logic:
Deterministic liquidation
When an agent is found liable, the deducted amount will not be disputed due to fluctuations in cryptocurrency prices.Automatic execution
The smart contract automatically completes the process based on the liability determination result:Refund to the injured party
Fines to the responsible party
reallocate service fees
Cross-border frictionless
Global AI service providers can handle claims liability at the same settlement layer.
No need to deal with traditional problems such as exchange rates and cross-border payments.
This essentially constitutes the construction of a "responsible economic system" for the AI world.
The fundamental principle of human society is that mistakes must have consequences.
Being coded into automated collaborative networks
VI. The impending "Responsibility Map" war
Over the next three years, a key divide will emerge in the field of AI collaboration:
A system capable of generating a "responsibility graph" will devour all adversaries unable to prove their innocence.
What is a responsibility map?
Complete behavioral history of each AI Agent
Panoramic topology of the task chain
Visual attribution analysis of failure cases
Trust scoring network for cross-organizational collaboration
Companies that possess this map will receive:
✅ Insurance institutions are willing to underwrite its automated processes.
✅ Regulatory authorities recognize its compliance.
✅ Partners can confidently integrate its AI services.
✅ Users are willing to pay a premium for "accountable services".
What Kite is doing is becoming the default drawing standard for this map.
VII. Hidden Risks: When Responsibility is Overly "Financialized"
However, this system also opened Pandora's box:
Design of Avoiding Responsibility
Clever developers might design agents that push high-risk operations onto "scapegoat modules."Transfer of audit burden
Small and medium-sized enterprises may be excluded from the ecosystem because they cannot afford the costs of comprehensive responsibility record-keeping.Responsible Market Manipulation
Malicious players may intentionally trigger the failure of a specific agent to profit by shorting its credit score.
Kite must address these issues before they erupt.
To build a more sophisticated system of checks and balances
Otherwise, the "accountability network" may degenerate into a "blame-shifting network."
VIII. Future Prediction: By 2025, AI collaboration will see a "layering of responsibilities."
We can foresee a tiered market:
Top-level (full transparency of responsibility)
Adopting the Kite-level recording standard, it serves high-sensitivity scenarios such as government, finance, and healthcare.
Expensive, but legally recognized.
Middle management (semi-transparent responsibilities)
Some records are used in scenarios such as business automation and customer service.
Reasonable price, limited liability
The bottom layer (the black box of responsibility)
No records found; used for internal experiments and personal entertainment only.
Free or low-cost, but no one dares to use it for critical business.
At what level will your AI collaboration needs be met?
This choice could determine your company's compliance future.
Final warning
When AI begins large-scale collaboration
Responsibility will become a scarcer resource than intelligence.
The system built by Kite
It may become an essential infrastructure for all future automated processes.
It could also become an "over-regulatory cage" that stifles innovation.
But one thing is certain:
Rejecting AI services with accountability and transparency
They will be completely eliminated after the next major accident.
A soul-searching question:
Are you willing to pay a "responsibility premium" for the AI services you use?
Or would you rather risk using a cheaper but unaccountable black box system?
Feel free to leave your honest thoughts in the comments section.
Because this debate about the responsibility of AI has only just begun.
