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i used to think that giving AI more permission automatically meant giving up more control.
The more i learn about AI in Web3, the less i believe that's true.
The question i keep coming back to isn't whether AI can manage a wallet or execute a transaction.
It's whether it should be allowed to make every decision on its own.
That made me look at Newton Protocol a little differently.
i expected the conversation to be mostly about making AI more capable.
Instead, i found myself reading about policies, permissions, and authorization before an action ever reaches the blockchain.
To me, that's a different way of thinking about automation.
Permission doesn't have to replace human control.
i think it can define where AI's responsibility begins and where it should stop.
The more capable AI becomes, the more important those boundaries feel to me.
Without clear limits, even a powerful AI could make decisions i never intended it to make.
Maybe the future of Web3 isn't about giving AI complete control.
Maybe it's about building systems where i stay in control while AI only does what i've chosen to authorize.
To me, that's what makes automation easier to trust.
@NewtonProtocol $NEWT #Newt @Newton-
The more i learn about AI in Web3, the less i believe that's true.
The question i keep coming back to isn't whether AI can manage a wallet or execute a transaction.
It's whether it should be allowed to make every decision on its own.
That made me look at Newton Protocol a little differently.
i expected the conversation to be mostly about making AI more capable.
Instead, i found myself reading about policies, permissions, and authorization before an action ever reaches the blockchain.
To me, that's a different way of thinking about automation.
Permission doesn't have to replace human control.
i think it can define where AI's responsibility begins and where it should stop.
The more capable AI becomes, the more important those boundaries feel to me.
Without clear limits, even a powerful AI could make decisions i never intended it to make.
Maybe the future of Web3 isn't about giving AI complete control.
Maybe it's about building systems where i stay in control while AI only does what i've chosen to authorize.
To me, that's what makes automation easier to trust.
@NewtonProtocol $NEWT #Newt @Newton-
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