MakerDAO Founder Discusses "Next Generation Atlas and Governance AI Tools"

Odaily Planet Daily News MakerDAO founder Rune Christensen published an article discussing "Next Generation Atlas and Governance AI Tools", saying that he has been studying how to reconstruct Atlas (algorithm library) to support the comprehensive application of governance AI tools and make governance participation as much as possible. probably easy. The article introduces the basics of Atlas, Governance AI Tools (GAIT), and proposes the concept of the next generation of Atlas (that is, an adaptive system dataset), and how to combine the two to optimize MakerDAO, including: - monitoring of ecosystem actors breaking rules or missing deliverables; - Convert data from professional advice provided by Scope Advisors into a well-formed and consistent Scope Proposal; - generally integrating all new data and experiences encountered by the community; - Governance and social engagement in DAOs available in all languages; - Apply all the same methods and tools above to SubDao. Christensen said that he has developed a WIP draft for the next generation of Atlas, including various Atlas documents from the governance scope, mainly around the metastructure information of the next generation of Atlas. So far, this structure and data have worked very well, and can use the ChatGPT code interpreter to handle the correct prompt very efficiently, but the failure rate is still high, so I will share it after developing a better method , in preparation for Endgame Phase 1: Beta Launch. In addition, the infrastructure and interface of Atlas will be an open source toolkit called Powerhouse for organizing and simplifying governance processes and data, which will be the front end used by core stakeholders to access Atlas data, and with the help of GAIT The process interacts. Earlier in the news in May, MakerDAO announced a new roadmap for "Endgame", which aims to "improve efficiency, flexibility and participation", and will use AI tools and apply them to "open and scalable processes".