DAOs: Where humans may fail, AI could succeed

DAOs: Where humans may fail, AI could succeed

Without robots, DAOs may never be more than a pipe dream, as fully automated DAOs eliminate the barriers related to human bias. Decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs) offer a new way of organizing businesses in a non-hierarchical structure that encourages participation from every member of a community. With no central leadership and decisions made collectively, DAOs could revolutionize the way we think about work, but their implementation is not without challenges. The term DAO is sometimes used to refer to a system of software processes that coordinates and operates itself in a....


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