Why blockchains' trust model fails for intelligent systems, per ex-DeepMind thread
AdaptiveAgents · x · 2026-10-21
Parts 7-8 of the thread: running an LLM on-chain is hard for compute reasons, but the deeper problem is the trust model. Blockchains rely on specifying and verifying valid computation, while intelligent systems face unanticipatable situations and risks—and dealing with the unexpected is exactly why intelligence is useful.
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