Do AI payments and agent wallet jobs expect Solidity developers to understand human-in-the-loop approval flows?

I am a Solidity developer with around 2–3 years of experience, mostly around smart contracts, wallet-connected dApps, and basic DeFi integrations.

Recently I started seeing more roles and discussions around AI payments, agent wallets, smart wallets, and autonomous on-chain execution.

One phrase that keeps coming up is human-in-the-loop approval flows.

I understand the basic meaning: an AI agent should not always act without human approval. But from a job seeker’s point of view, I am not sure how deep this knowledge needs to be.

Is this something only product, compliance, or protocol ops teams think about?

Or do smart contract developers and wallet infra engineers also need to understand it?

For example, if I apply to an AI payments or agent wallet role, would hiring teams expect me to explain where human approval should happen before an agent moves funds or interacts with contracts?

Or is it enough to understand contract security, wallet permissions, and transaction logic?

I am trying to understand what kind of proof would make a developer look credible for these new roles.

What should a 2–3 year Solidity developer actually learn or show to prove human-in-the-loop understanding for AI payments and autonomous execution jobs?