The interesting question about Kite and the agent economy isn’t how smart AI agents can become. It’s whether they can actually operate economically on their own.
An agent that can make decisions is useful. But an agent that can act, coordinate, and participate in an economy without constant human intervention is a different story.
That’s where things get interesting.
Still, autonomy alone isn’t enough. Trust, accountability, and the ability to verify what an agent does matter just as much.
Kite is worth watching through that lens. The real test isn’t whether agents can do more, but whether people can trust them to act on their behalf.
When AI agents start becoming economic actors, who should we trust: the agent, its creator, or the system behind it?
#KiteBBW @KITE AI $KITE
An agent that can make decisions is useful. But an agent that can act, coordinate, and participate in an economy without constant human intervention is a different story.
That’s where things get interesting.
Still, autonomy alone isn’t enough. Trust, accountability, and the ability to verify what an agent does matter just as much.
Kite is worth watching through that lens. The real test isn’t whether agents can do more, but whether people can trust them to act on their behalf.
When AI agents start becoming economic actors, who should we trust: the agent, its creator, or the system behind it?
#KiteBBW @KITE AI $KITE