Human rights vs agent rights: the debate on auditable AI agents on blockchains
sethlazar · x · 2026-09-20
danrobinson argues financial freedom and sovereignty are human rights, not agent rights: blockchains can give humans privacy while giving AIs traceability and auditability. It quotes FrankieIsLost's quip that crypto's killer use case—unstoppable economically powerful AI agents—might literally kill us all, so maybe don't build it.
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