They Just Gave AI Its Own Bank Account
For years, we treated AI as a clever assistant—it drafts the message, but we always click the final "Approve" button when money is involved. That human speed limit is the fundamental bottleneck preventing the next wave of automation.
The reality is that intelligent software needs to become an economic actor, not just a suggestion engine. This new design recognizes that shift, treating AI agents as first-class citizens with their own verifiable identities, budgets, and spending rules enforced on-chain.
This isn't just another smart contract; it's a layered identity model. The human remains the ultimate authority, but under that authority, agents are given narrow, temporary permissions (sessions) to execute tasks autonomously—managing cloud costs, paying subscriptions, or trading compute power.
Imagine thousands of micro-transactions executed at machine speed, far too fast and small for traditional rails or even slow $BTC throughput. This is the foundation for a true agent economy where software pays per request for data or per minute for services.
The native $KITE token ties this economic layer together, securing the network and aligning incentives for builders and users. We are moving past the concept of a single wallet with a single key that can do everything. The future demands granular, accountable autonomy. The question is no longer if AI will touch money, but how carefully we design the rules before it does.
This is not financial advice. All automated systems carry risk. Do your own research.
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