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That’s a question I keep coming back to. Every day, AI becomes more powerful. It makes decisions faster than we can. It filters what we see online, influences what we buy, even what we believe. But do we really understand how it works—or who’s in control?

When I read the interview with Todd Ruoff, CEO of Autonomys, it hit me differently. He wasn’t just talking about innovation. He was talking about accountability. About making AI that we can actually trust—because we can see how it thinks.

Autonomys is building something called the Agentic Framework. Think of it as a system where AI agents actually remember what they’ve done. Their decisions are stored on a blockchain forever. That means anyone can check, verify, and understand why an AI did something. It’s like giving AI a conscience… and receipts.

Another tool they’ve created is 0xArgu-mint, which keeps track of an AI’s reasoning. No more “black box” systems that leave us guessing. With Autonomys, you can look under the hood. You can hold AI accountable.

They’re doing all this using Subspace Protocol, a network that stores data without wasting energy—unlike traditional tech giants. It’s decentralized, transparent, and open to all.

As a proud Social Miner with DAO Labs, this matters deeply to me. I’m not a developer. I’m a voice, a connector, a learner. And I believe that the future of AI shouldn’t be left to a few corporations. We need everyday people—users like us—to understand what AI is doing and help shape how it grows.

That’s what @DAO Labs SocialMining is all about. It’s about educating communities and amplifying ethical innovation. And I believe Autonomys is one of those rare projects that puts values before hype.

“Trust comes from traceability.” – Todd Ruoff, CEO of Autonomys

Because in the end, AI shouldn’t just be smart. It should be accountable, transparent, and fair. That’s the kind of future I want to help build.

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