Talk:AI Governance DAO

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Purpose

This page is in brainstorming status. We believe the structure of a DAO can help govern the development of AI, but the details are far from crystallized. However, the demand for a wise response to how to govern AI is pressing, as the development of AI is accelerating.

This proposal requires democratic participation if it is to be meaningful and effective.

The point is to save humanity. AI tools pose the question of what it means to be human. How do we think? What makes us special?

Will humanity be oppressed by this new technology or will we be empowered? Science fiction has proposed many valid scenarios answering this question. That answer has always been the same, for the creation of any tool: yes and yes.

People will certainly use AI to abrogate our responsibilities. And others will use it to take on more power. Will they use it to help humanity or harm it? Again, history answers: yes and yes.

The point of using a DAO structure to organize our response is to make this use of AI as transparent and democratic as possible, in the hopes of harnessing our talents in the service of helping humanity and avoiding harm to the greatest degree possible. Craig Calcaterra (talk) 15:53, 2 April 2023 (CDT)

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Decentralized access to AI.

This video is a relatable introduction which cites other work in the same direction as aiGovDAO: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MSsYlPDmxfE&ab_channel=LexClips Craig Calcaterra (talk) 01:54, 15 April 2023 (CDT)

AI members

The issue of power given to AI members is basic. Do we allow pseudonymity and therefore allow ourselves to be completely open to AI participation unguided by humans? It seems counter to the mission of the group.

Academic failures

See this discussion.