The era of AI agents has rendered the Turing Test obsolete, but economic constraints continue to hinder their full potential, according to Maddie P, a partner at Robot Ventures. Despite advancements in AI technology, the commercialization of intelligence is outpacing the ability to secure necessary permissions and financial autonomy. AI models have become more affordable, with costs dropping significantly, yet the gap between what AI can do and what it is allowed to do is widening. This has led to a situation where AI companies struggle to convert technological prowess into economic success due to licensing and compliance barriers. The solution, Maddie P suggests, lies in leveraging blockchain technology, which offers a permissionless financial infrastructure that can support AI agents in executing economic activities without human intervention. Sprinter, a new initiative by Robot Ventures, aims to address these challenges by providing programmable credit lines using on-chain collateral, enabling both humans and AI to access capital at machine speed. This approach could reshape the economic landscape by allowing AI to operate independently of traditional financial constraints.