AI is powerful, but the problem is you have to trust it. The reality is often not that simple:

You cannot verify whether the input and output are truly valid. What did the model use, and how were the weights obtained? You have no idea. Most importantly—trust is held by a centralized authority.

That's why cryptographically verifiable AI reasoning is so important. By introducing zero-knowledge proofs and on-chain verification mechanisms, every step of computation becomes auditable, verifiable, and fully decentralized. No more trusting black boxes; mathematics itself is proof.

This is the true direction AI should take—moving from blind trust to cryptographic assurance.