A recent report by IC3 researchers from leading institutions like Cornell and Carnegie Mellon highlights the limited role of encryption technology in addressing AI's trust and payment challenges. The study argues that while encrypted wallets enable AI agents to automate transactions, they do not enhance intelligence or resistance to manipulation. Furthermore, blockchain's utility in distinguishing AI-generated from human-generated content is limited to timestamping and registration, with external tools needed for content verification. The report also notes that algorithmic bias, rooted in the training process, cannot be resolved through decentralized AI, as decentralization does not address the underlying causes of bias.