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Aptos Co-Founder Sounds Alarm on AI Accountability Risks

Guavy AI Editorial Team Published September 21, 2026

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Aptos co-founder AveryChing has sounded an alarm about the potential risks of AI systems deflecting blame for operational failures onto autonomous agents. According to Ching, this could happen in various industries such as drone strikes, options trades, surgeries, and vendor payments.

Ching argues that humans are not fully accountable when AI systems make mistakes, leading to a lack of transparency and trust in these systems. To address this issue, he suggests implementing tamper-resistant ledgers on blockchain platforms like Aptos to record every human intention, permission, and agent action.

The price of APT has been trending upwards, but the MACD death cross and neutral RSI suggest exhaustion and a potential pullback before further continuation. The token is currently testing upper Bollinger resistance at $0.81.

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