The better AI understands you, the more it should put you in control.
Hazel Hu, Head of Growth and GTM at Kite, joined the “Privacy Paradox of Personal AI” panel at House of AI in Seoul (KBW 2026).
She shared the stage with Jake Choi of 0G Labs, Kae of Ghast AI, and Charles Zeng of GoFintech Quantum Innovation. The panel was moderated by Kim Than, Founder and CEO of Genius PR.
The discussion focused on:
▷ How to define permission boundaries when agents act on users’ behalf
▷ How to protect privacy and determine accountability when things go wrong
▷ Who controls AI data and how to ensure its long-term security
Thanks to the organizers, 0G Labs, Coiniseasy, and Americanfort, for the invitation.
A trustworthy agent economy starts with privacy protection, clear permissions, and user control. 🪁
Hazel Hu, Head of Growth and GTM at Kite, joined the “Privacy Paradox of Personal AI” panel at House of AI in Seoul (KBW 2026).
She shared the stage with Jake Choi of 0G Labs, Kae of Ghast AI, and Charles Zeng of GoFintech Quantum Innovation. The panel was moderated by Kim Than, Founder and CEO of Genius PR.
The discussion focused on:
▷ How to define permission boundaries when agents act on users’ behalf
▷ How to protect privacy and determine accountability when things go wrong
▷ Who controls AI data and how to ensure its long-term security
Thanks to the organizers, 0G Labs, Coiniseasy, and Americanfort, for the invitation.
A trustworthy agent economy starts with privacy protection, clear permissions, and user control. 🪁
