@ronbodkin dropped a gem on X.
"Verifiable compute proves that code executed correctly but it doesn't guarantee the right decisions."
Let's unpack why math alone won't save you from getting rugged by your AI agents.👇

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Verifiable compute alone won’t stop your AI from going rogue.
You need continuous evaluation and incentive alignment to keep agents honest, profitable, and safe. Alpha protocol to the rescue.
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