AI Ethics in Web3 Environments
Balancing machine intelligence and human oversight in decentralized applications to prevent algorithmic bias and ethi concerns.
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Decentralized Governance Architect
Building ethical AI frameworks for Web3 ecosystems
Danielle is a leading voice in decentralized governance systems, specializing in the intersection of blockchain technology and ethical AI development. With over a decade of experience in distributed systems and computational ethics, she has advised multiple Web3 projects on implementing human-centered design principles.
Her work focuses on creating governance frameworks that balance algorithmic optimization with democratic oversight. Danielle is particularly known for her research on token-based voting mechanisms that prevent algorithmic bias amplification in decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs).
Algorithmic ethics, DAO governance, open-source policy
Silicon Valley, CA
Project Aragon AI, EthAIO
Developed a governance model that allows decentralized communities to audit and challenge algorithmic decisions through token-weighted voting and transparency protocols.
Created open-source tools for creating secure, auditable voting systems for Web3 communities that incorporate game-theoretic incentives to preserve democratic integrity.
Co-authored a widely-adopted framework for establishing ethical boundaries in AI decision-making processes within decentralized organizations.
Balancing machine intelligence and human oversight in decentralized applications to prevent algorithmic bias and ethi concerns.
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