#AI3 continues to be the topic of discussion in the #SocialMining camps of @DAO Labs and #AutonomysNetwork , with the #AutonomysHub highlighting how distributed infrastructure can redefine the course of agentic AI frameworks. The network brings a model in which open architecture cannot be discussed without the ethics alignment.
The values of the working arrangements incorporated in these AI systems are crucial as these systems are developed to act as AI agents able to make autonomous decisions. Conventional and centralized designs might grow rapidly, but frequently at the non-participatory expense and distributed administration. Autonomys vision of AI3.0 reverses this paradigm and aims at finding a framework where infrastructure can continue to be verifiable, permissionless, and inclusive.
Participants of the Autonomys Hub emphasize that such a change is not a technological revolution, but it is more of a governance reset. Autonomy, here, does not only mean an action of the machine but rather a user agency, which incorporates checks, balances, decentralized consensus, and is literally part of the substrate of the intelligent computation.
Social Mining product by DAO Labs moves these concepts to the realm of active involvement. A general knowledge congregates around the arguments, in-depth analysis, and platform-specific content made with the use of writers, researchers and analysts. At $AI3, it goes without saying that each layer will be vetted and not by how its price may trend upwards or downwards, but by how it (the layer) aligns over time with humanistic ideals.