The more I imagine an AI-driven economy, the more I feel that the traditional concept of trust seems outdated. Human trust is often built on faces, tone of voice, and years of shared experience ------ which may work within small teams in the same time zone, but is difficult to sustain in a world where thousands of intelligent agents open accounts, process orders, and sign micro-agreements every second. Intelligent agents do not feel shame, fear lawsuits, or lose sleep over wrong decisions. They
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The more I imagine an AI-driven economy, the more I feel that the traditional concept of trust seems outdated. Human trust is often built on faces, tone of voice, and years of shared experience ------ which may work within small teams in the same time zone, but is difficult to sustain in a world where thousands of intelligent agents open accounts, process orders, and sign micro-agreements every second. Intelligent agents do not feel shame, fear lawsuits, or lose sleep over wrong decisions. They