Oct 23, 2026 · 31 min · 20 segments
What happens when AI agents become part of the workforce? Will companies eventually pay taxes on AI agents? And could stablecoins replace traditional banking infrastructure for global payroll? In…
Eynat GuezGuest
Sam BoboevHost
Look, every good technology and revolution comes also with the black mirror effect.

And I think that we see some kind of people saying that, you know, that AGI is currently kind of, have also kind of dark sides, and it's not necessarily kind of that it's being... unresponsible kind of there is unresponsible development because there is a huge race to AI and basically to kind of to be the front leader and we saw the security and privacy incidents and I think that we also need always to look on the worst case scenario, right? And giving access to your personal data or to things that can cause a real damage can be great until it doesn't, right? Until somebody else can have my identity, can have all of my personal kind of information, and then all of a sudden it's becoming my biggest problem in life to solve.

I think that you need to assure that you're using technology in a place where you feel that one day you're not going to regret it.

For example, when AI makes a mistake, who is liable? Once we find the answer to this question, I mean, once we have regulation that makes clear when AI makes a mistake, who will be responsible? I think it will take off and companies like yours or you personally then will be more comfortable letting AI to release the payment.

Look, every good technology and revolution comes also with the black mirror effect.

And I think that we see some kind of people saying that, you know, that AGI is currently kind of, have also kind of dark sides, and it's not necessarily kind of that it's being... unresponsible kind of there is unresponsible development because there is a huge race to AI and basically to kind of to be the front leader and we saw the security and privacy incidents and I think that we also need always to look on the worst case scenario, right? And giving access to your personal data or to things that can cause a real damage can be great until it doesn't, right? Until somebody else can have my identity, can have all of my personal kind of information, and then all of a sudden it's becoming my biggest problem in life to solve.

I think that you need to assure that you're using technology in a place where you feel that one day you're not going to regret it.

For example, when AI makes a mistake, who is liable? Once we find the answer to this question, I mean, once we have regulation that makes clear when AI makes a mistake, who will be responsible? I think it will take off and companies like yours or you personally then will be more comfortable letting AI to release the payment.
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