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The Countervailing Power of AI DAOs Influences Value Transformation: Bitcoin (PoW) vs. Ethereum (PoS)

In: ESG Investment, German Industrie 4.0, and Blockchain

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  • Kazuyuki Shimizu

    (Meiji University, School of Business Administration)

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In this paper, we investigate the process of value transformation influenced by the countervailing power of decentralized autonomous organizations (DAO) controlled by artificial intelligence (AIAI). There are various values in society. The Internet was believed to lead humanity in a better direction by further decentralizing various values. However, the uneven distribution of information causes many problems, such as “cyber cascades,” “filter bubbles,” and “echo chambers,” etc. To solve these problems, DAODAO using blockchain is expected to become a method for solving these problems in the Internet space. This paper intends to capture the value change in three steps. In the first step, we take two philosophical approaches. First, using Hegel’s dialectic, we attempt to compare A. current social values (thesis), B. the value of, for example, AIAI DAOs (antithesis), and C. new values (synthesis) in an Internet world where these contradictions exist (A + B = C). The second philosophical approach is to consider the mutuality of Bitcoin (PoWPoW) and Ethereum (PoSPoS) by adapting Popper’s World 1, 2, and 3 models. In the second step, we examine the three core capabilities that amplify “credit” in decentralized finance (DeFiDeFi): exchange swap rates, staking, and indices (portfolio). Finally, we consider the value dispersion within the Bitcoin and Ethereum networks as the main two poles. The countervailing powercountervailing power between these two poles and the upcoming expanding AIAI DAOs, especially Bitcoin-halving, coordinate the interests of stakeholders due to the uneven distribution of values and encourage the interaction between diverse values in cyberspace.

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  • Kazuyuki Shimizu, 2026. "The Countervailing Power of AI DAOs Influences Value Transformation: Bitcoin (PoW) vs. Ethereum (PoS)," Springer Books, in: ESG Investment, German Industrie 4.0, and Blockchain, chapter 0, pages 163-175, Springer.
  • Handle: RePEc:spr:sprchp:978-981-95-6927-4_9
    DOI: 10.1007/978-981-95-6927-4_9
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