The emergence of autonomous AI agents on the Akash network marks a significant development in the realm of decentralized computing. The platform, identified as the only open decentralized physical infrastructure network (DePIN) providing permissionless compute, allows users like @lisanalwasabi to operate without a central authority for payment. This capability positions Akash as a formidable player in the space. Additionally, discussions surrounding on-chain general artificial intelligence agents highlight a growing interest in the potential of decentralized AI. However, many existing autonomous agents, such as @0xzerebro and @luna_virtuals, are still reliant on centralized models like ChatGPT and Claude. Experts emphasize the need for a shift towards building truly independent decentralized AI systems to fully realize the advantages of blockchain technology. This paradox raises questions about the future integration of AI and blockchain, as current developments appear to contradict the foundational principles of decentralization.