TREE NEWS update: CertiK published its Intel3D report on October 5, finding that agentic AI is moving from assisting analysts to autonomously investigating, judging and acting within defined permissions in cybersecurity, AML and compliance. The report says AI-assisted smart-contract auditing and cross-chain tracing are key Web3 applications, citing CertiK research that 86.29% of stolen ETH after the Bybit attack was swapped into bitcoin within a month. It warns firms must audit AI agents’ own on-chain behavior and assign human accountability.
CertiK Report: Agentic AI Shifts From Security Tool to Autonomous ‘AI Employee’
The shift CertiK describes is less about capability than about accountability: once agents judge and act within permissions, the audit surface expands to include the agent itself, not just the code it reviews. That affects compliance and security teams who currently treat AI as a tool rather than a counterparty with its own on-chain footprint. The Bybit tracing figure illustrates the operational value at stake, but it also shows how quickly funds move — a window that autonomous monitoring is meant to compress. Whether firms can pair that speed with clear human ownership of agent decisions is the open question.
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