@vrypan.eth

I think that governance is needed when there is no objectively good decision to be made. Maybe AI makes many decisions we currently have to make trivial, but we will always have to make other, higher level ones. The role of democracy is not to make good decisions, but to let people have agency over the decisions made. In this direction, I agree that "public governance agents" can be amazing tools for people to get the information they need. This is a new dimension in transparency. Right now, transparency usually means that governance data is out there, and *someone* (journalists, organizations, the opposition parties) will compile them in ways that are useful for me to make decisions. Using AI, more people can filter, compile, combine public data by themselves.

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