Max CEO Nigel Adrian Wilkins said at GWDC 2026 Korea that one of the biggest shifts over the next two years will be that Web3 no longer belongs only to specialists. Speaking during a roundtable session, he said AI can hide much of the underlying complexity so users only need to state the outcome they want to achieve. Wilkins described Max as a platform that supports trading in crypto assets, commodities, gold, and real-world assets, with an AI assistant designed to provide users with information. He drew a clear line around that assistant’s role, saying it should not operate as a black box or make decisions on behalf of users. In his view, the right balance is to let AI handle complexity while users keep control. Wilkins also said he trusts AI in many everyday tasks, but remains cautious when it comes to banking-related activities. He added that AI is still new and needs rules, regulation, and ongoing monitoring to keep it within defined boundaries. The event was held in Seoul on Sept. 29-30, 2026.
According to Techub News, 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.
Wilkins says AI will make Web3 less exclusive
During a roundtable discussion, Max CEO Nigel Adrian Wilkins said the biggest change over the next two years will be that Web3 is no longer limited to specialists. He said AI can hide the underlying complexity, leaving users to describe the goal they want to achieve.
Max combines multi-asset trading with an AI assistant
Wilkins said Max is a platform for trading crypto assets, commodities, gold, and real-world assets. He added that the platform includes an AI assistant that provides information to users.
He stressed that the assistant is not a black box and does not make decisions for users. In his view, it is important to let AI handle complexity while users retain control.
Caution remains around financial use cases
Wilkins said he trusts AI in many day-to-day matters, but still has reservations when banking is involved.
He said AI is still new, needs rules and regulation, and should be monitored on an ongoing basis so it stays within boundaries.
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