AI agents need intent-based blockchain infrastructure
Developers must integrate AI agents through intent-centric systems or risk replicating the same problems Web3 set out to eliminate.
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Developers must integrate AI agents through intent-centric systems or risk replicating the same problems Web3 set out to eliminate.
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