🤖 WHEN AI AGENTS ACT, WHO CONTROLS THE ASSETS?

An AI agent interacting with Web3 infrastructure raises a question beyond technical capability: what is it authorized to do?

Executing a transaction, controlling access to a wallet, and owning an asset are different things. A useful governance framework needs to make those distinctions understandable.

▪️ What permissions has the user granted?

▪️ Which actions require additional approval?

▪️ How can that authority be limited or withdrawn?

These questions matter because greater autonomy expands the range of decisions a system can make on someone’s behalf.

My view: digital property rules and agent permissions need to develop together. Users need a clear understanding of what they control and what they have delegated.

SUN.io and B.AI are bringing builders together to discuss the governance layer of decentralized AI, including digital property, decentralized governance, and machine-to-machine trust.

The discussion offers an opportunity to examine how permissionless infrastructure can support meaningful human control.

🗓 September 24 | 1:00 PM UTC

🎙 Co-hosts: @BAI_AGI @DCBK2LA

What authority would you be comfortable giving an autonomous agent?

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