@azaztrader
The more I think about a world run by AI agents, the less human trust makes sense.
We trust people through tone of voice, shared history, and intuition. That works for small groups. It completely breaks when thousands of agents are trading, negotiating, and enforcing micro agreements every second.
As @driudor put it in a line I keep coming back to:
“AI doesn’t have vibes. It has incentives.”
That’s the core problem. We’re trying to govern machine-speed systems with human intuition. Agents don’t feel shame, fear consequences, or care about intent they optimise. And no amount of “we’ll review it later” can keep up with that.
This is why I’m paying attention to @GenLayer. Not as a product pitch, but as an idea: trust itself has to become programmable. Instead of relying on feelings, GenLayer lets multiple models evaluate what actually happened, apply predefined rules, and enforce outcomes at machine speed for AI↔AI and AI↔human interactions.
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