My emotions today are in contrast.

If before this I wrote about euphoria because of 4th place, now I want to cry to you because of 121st place in the robo campaign😭 I calculated that I need about 45 points from yesterday's publications to cling to the top 100 on the last day.

Now to the point.

I realized that I give intelligence the right to make its own decisions and have its own wallet, I automatically subscribe to the role of the scapegoat. Ethics in Web3 is not about not causing harm. It’s about whether I have the guts to take responsibility for a bot that does something at three in the morning. While theorists chew on the rights of robots, I think about how not to become a hostage of my own autonomy.

I imagined that my agent in Fabric, using its financial freedom, froze and accidentally crashed someone’s smart contract or executed a deal that drained liquidity the wrong way.

Who should be held accountable for this?

No one.

Code? You can’t imprison it. Enclave? Just an encrypted box. Developer? He provided the tool. It’s just me, the one who pressed “Start.” And I have goosebumps. I’m used to corporations being responsible for software bugs, which I can sue. But in the world of Fabric, there is no office where I can complain. There is only me and my sovereign code.

@Fabric Foundation #robo $ROBO