Looking into Nillion and honestly the tech makes sense. Eventually, we’ll have our own AI agents with access to all our data such as passwords, finances, even personal preferences. 

The problem? Most systems today can’t handle that level of trust without risking privacy. That’s where Nillion comes in. As an orchestration layer for MPC, FHE, TEEs, ZK, and anything privacy related. This basically means agents use sensitive data without exposing it. 

Aside from these fun experimental ai agents in crypto, eventually AI agents in  real world integrations need this tech as a foundation for them to be secure, reliable, and private. Imagine someone asking questions to your agent and have it reveal everything about you.