when AI agents start remembering, they also start trusting and that’s exactly where things can go wrong.

AI agents don’t just take prompts anymore. they also store memory of past chats, actions, even wallet data.
that memory helps them stay consistent but it can also be poisoned.

Imagine someone sneaking a fake piece of info into an agent’s longterm memory (not in the prompt) but In what it already believes to be true.

the next time the agent acts, it won’t think it’s hacked It’ll just follow that corrupted memory and sign the wrong transaction, send funds to the wrong wallet or even leak private data bcos it “remembers” a lie.

@SentientAGI calls this a memory injection attack, a silent threat most AI systems aren’t ready for and it hides in what the agent already knows

to be able to fight this, Sentient is exploring verifiable agents, systems where every memory and decision can be cryptographically checked before it executes.

bcos once AI can remember, it can also forget who it was meant to be.

and that’s where real danger begins.