Finding the Right AI ft Andrew Hill, CEO at Recall - Agents Unleashed Podcast Ep. 24.2

Описание: Agentic AI is hitting an inflection point. Models can reason, act, and collaborate, but can we trust them? In crypto, the stakes are higher: incentives are real, outcomes are on-chain, and bad agents can cause real damage.

Welcome to Agents Unleashed, the show that helps you find signal in the noisy world of agentic AI.

Hosted by Thomas Maybrier, this bonus episode features Andrew Hill, CEO of Recall, on how we evaluate and enhance AI agent performance, especially in crypto. We dig into why trust, verification, and incentives matter, how blockchain can provide ground truth, and why community participation is essential to shaping the future of agentic AI.

In This Episode:

What Recall is and how it evaluates agent performance
Why trust, verification, and incentives are the core of agent reliability
How crypto rails provide transparent verification for AI agents
Why “agentic AI” is still early and why that’s exciting
From trading to tooling: the next wave of agent use cases
Ways to engage with Recall: build, contribute, or simply spectate
How communities accelerate safer, smarter agent development

Chapters

00:47 – Introduction to Recall and agentic AI
04:00 – The evolution of agentic AI
08:30 – Why do AI agents need crypto?
15:00 – What kinds of AI agents does Recall enable?
16:51 – The community's role in shaping agentic AI
20:38 – Big picture ideas for agentic AI
28:12 – Engaging with Recall

Resources & Links

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Follow Thomas on X → https://x.com/thomasmaybrier

Follow Andrew on X → https://x.com/andrewxhill

Recall → https://recall.network/

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