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Lately, I've been hearing everyone talk about AI Agents handling on-chain tasks with a single click, and I feel quite uneasy about it. If it really comes to implementation, someone still has to take responsibility: don't expect the signing step to be "conscious," as I have to double-check the wallet pop-up for half a day, not to mention it might authorize unlimited access; plus, with cross-chain/bridges, contract upgrades, governance voting—when there's too much text, it's easy to misread, and ultimately, the blame still falls on humans. To put it simply, Agents can run processes, monitor data, fill out forms, but they can't answer whether "this is truly necessary or who is responsible if something goes wrong." By the way, I recently thought about social mining and fan tokens—those "attention equals mining" schemes. Anyway, I wouldn't dare entrust my attention to an Agent... mining while being exploited, social anxiety makes me just want to quietly patch things up.