Sui Foundation: AI's shift from advice to action demands new infrastructure

The Sui (SUI) Foundation stated in an official blog post that artificial intelligence has evolved beyond providing advice and suggestions to a stage of taking direct action. The foundation argued that this shift makes the "execution infrastructure" on which AI operates increasingly important. According to the post, the modern internet was not designed for autonomous software, as it was built on the premise of human control, making it unsuitable for independent AI activity. In response, the Sui Foundation is focusing on building infrastructure for agent execution, which would allow AI agents to operate within clear parameters and produce single, verifiable outcomes. The foundation identified four fundamental functions that AI agent systems must have: a shared and verifiable state, flexible rules and permissions based on data, atomic execution across workflows, and a clear rationale for all actions taken.