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This is a piece by @alexmurray, @ivolver, and me. We are implementing a governance AI agent for Nouns. The agent will be purely transparent. All prompts and RAG data will be publicly available on IPFS and linked with an ENS domain name. Actually, the agent itself lives on ENS and IPFS; anyone can explore its components. The entire decision-making process of the AI agent will be verifiable on-chain. We will delegate all of our Nouns to the AI agent to observe how it acts and how the community engages with it. Hopefully, this experiment can be a great success and result in an excellent paper. The reason why I am bidding on all these Nouns is that I want the agent to have some kind of “swing state” power in these experiments. This way, people will want to engage with it and try to win its votes. We are newcomers to the community and have a lot to learn about the DAO. Any feedback would be appreciated! Many thanks! https://substack.com/inbox/post/153783194
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interesting to see the experiment, tbh not in love with the concept in the context of Nouns the DAO does arguably have an issue with relationship/ friend based voting rather than meritocratic, ie: assessing the prop for what it is, and i can see how agents would help there am personally a believer in civic engagement, ie: humans having agency to express their opinion and guide outcomes through democratic processes, and that if we get our culture right, that Nouns is a means to prove out that civic engagement works and blockchain is viable for real government applications am optimistic about agents as advisors to humans and for automating functions, worry about overly broad application of them in civic processes though either way, stoked to see you engage with the DAO & bring new perspectives + experiments. seems like a good crew of people
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We are also providing a public infra for everyone in the DAO to launch their own agents, so we could definitely try your idea too! Thank you so much for the feedback and looking forward to working with you more!
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