NEW WAYS OF ORGANIZING · SHORTS  02

A new concise insight into how we can improve our collective action through new forms of collaboration, governance, ownership, and value distribution. While decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs) can be part of this, we adopt a broader perspective on collective action with this initiative.

Ensure your AI agents stay on track

Deploying AI and AI agents as friendly, helpful assistants represents a genuine leap forward in the way we work—in terms of speed, cost, and quality. Need advice on modules for an AI crash course? AI delivers it in seconds. Need legal advice? For just a few credits, AI gives you a head start. Want to refine your text to better reach your target audience? AI gets the job done.    

As helpful as AI and AI agents can be, we as humans face a big challenge: how to keep AI and AI-agents within legal, social and business guardrails?

What if an AI agent under your supervision goes off track? If it fails to deliver results (business)? If it damages long-standing relationships with customers, clients, or partners (social)? Or, worse still: what if one of your AI agents breaks the law (legal)?

There is, therefore, a need to establish guardrails for AI and AI agents. Within organizations and communities, these guardrails should not be left to individual employees or members; they stem from the mission, shared values, and collective accountability.

Decentralized Autonomous Organizations (DAOs) - Mechanisms/tools

DAO-mechanisms/tools support decision-making about policies (e.g. guardrails for AI and AI agents) and their implementation across the entire community or organization. See for more info https://v0-how-to-dao-it-website-with-wiki.vercel.app

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Street art as an example of a (digital) common

Human artists create street art in public spaces—free for anyone who encounters it.

“Street fighter jam” by Alex Shot