Crypto has ‘limited utility’ in solving AI’s trust and payment issues, IC3 researchers say
The academic researchers attempt to debunk idea that giving AI agents access to crypto wallets has the ability to make them autonomous.
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The academic researchers attempt to debunk idea that giving AI agents access to crypto wallets has the ability to make them autonomous.
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