Beyond the Lethal Trifecta: Agentic Commerce on the Open Internet — David Levine, Kiduna Club
David Levine presents a vision for how AI agents can work together on the open internet without being locked into corporate platforms.
He identifies three practical problems preventing this: private data, unreliable content, and limited action capabilities. To solve this, he proposes a system where agents receive a digital identity (JWT tokens) linked to a registered organization—a DUNA, decentralized nonprofit association—that can own property and enter contracts. Instead of voting, the organization uses decision markets where members trade tokens for or against a proposal.
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