TechFlow reports that Web3 infrastructure company Biconomy is introducing artificial intelligence (AI) agents to facilitate users' on-chain transactions.
Their Delegated Authorization Network (DAN) is a relatively new authorization layer that allows users to delegate transaction activities to AI agents. Users can define permissions through DApps and provide personalized inputs to AI agents regarding fund allocation and trading strategies.
These AI agents can autonomously manage transaction accounts and execute trades based on prior instructions. They are programmed to perform specific tasks autonomously or semi-autonomously, ranging from simple automation of repetitive operations to making decisions in dynamic environments based on preset criteria or learned experiences.
