Ways of Interaction of Autonomous Economic Agents in Decentralized Autonomous Organizations

Abstract

Decentralized Autonomous Organizations (DAO), which have already become independent participants in the relationship in the Web 3.0 economy, are currently neither decentralized nor autonomous because most of the functions and tools used are still centralized, the management of DAOs still largely depends on collective decision-making by all participants. Greater autonomy can be provided by the use of Autonomous Economic Agents (AEA) in DAOs to organize governance, improve communication between participants, create an autonomous reward system, and speed up the search for information and solutions. AEA can be used as a tool to conclude transactions or implement a part of their functions. The article provides an overview of the main technological developments in the field of AEA and DAO and also describes the main ways they could interact in economic peer-to-peer digital systems, taking into account their role, characteristics, and functions. Attention is also drawn to the economic benefits that a DAO acquires from the use of autonomous agents.