Adam Cai, founder and CEO of Virgo Group and CEO of Wallet V, said at a roundtable during GWDC 2026 Korea that AI agents should not be treated as systems that can generate profits indefinitely. He described them instead as tools that can help users understand trading logic and build risk management strategies, adding that strict trading discipline can reduce the effect of human emotion.
Cai said trust in AI depends on both the amount of money involved and the amount of time users have spent becoming familiar with the technology. According to him, some users are already willing to let agents trade with $100 or $1,000, while $100,000 remains a threshold they are not ready to hand over. He also noted that six months ago, users would not even have entrusted $100 to AI, but that attitude has started to change.
On liability, Cai said users must take responsibility for their own decisions. In his view, platforms can provide risk disclosure and make the AI decision-making process more transparent, but they cannot remove user responsibility. He also said AI can still hallucinate even when given the same prompt, and that there is currently no known way to eliminate that issue completely.
GWDC 2026 Korea is being held on Sept. 29-30, 2026, at the aT Center in Seoul, South Korea. The event is hosted by Web3Labs, with Techub News, HypaiLabs and TokenPost serving as co-organizers.
Speaking at a roundtable, Adam Cai, founder and CEO of Virgo Group and CEO of Wallet V, said AI agents cannot keep making profits indefinitely. He said they should be viewed as tools that help users understand trading logic and set risk management strategies. He added that strict trading discipline can keep human emotion from interfering with decisions.
Trust in AI depends on money and time
Asked whether AI can be trusted, Cai said the answer depends on the amount involved and on time. He said some users have already put $100 and $1,000 under agent-based trading, but not $100,000.
He also said that six months ago, users would not have handed even $100 to AI, while that has become acceptable now.
Platforms can disclose risks, but users remain responsible
On responsibility, Cai said users must bear it themselves. What platforms can do, he said, is disclose risks and make the AI thinking process transparent.
Cai also said AI can still hallucinate under the same prompt, and that there is currently no clear way to eliminate that problem completely. He warned users not to treat AI as a professional.
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