Imagine a future where you have ten AI agents to choose from. They can all execute trades, manage funds, and even operate DeFi on your behalf. So how would you decide which one to entrust with your tasks? I suspect that beyond features, people will also care about past performance, how funds are handled, and how the agent responds when problems arise. This makes me think of @zerufinance’s exploration of Behavioral Trust. If we could systematically understand an agent’s behavior in the future, users might have a more reliable basis for choosing whom to collaborate with. As AI begins making decisions for people, evaluating its behavior may become an increasingly critical question.