Decentralized AGI thread: trust via bounded experiments and ex-post evaluation
AdaptiveAgents · x · 2026-10-21
Parts 10-11 of the thread argue that trusting decentralized agents requires feedback: bounded experimentation and ex-post evaluation, where users report experiences linked to verifiable evidence of actual transactions. This doesn't eliminate dishonesty or collusion but gives others evidence to judge for themselves. Agent boundaries and ownership can also be drawn flexibly across multiple owners.
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