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Trustworthy Decentralized Autonomous Machines: A New Paradigm in Automation Economy

URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2504.15676v1
Date: Tue, 22 Apr 2025 07:59:46 GMT
Title: Trustworthy Decentralized Autonomous Machines: A New Paradigm in Automation Economy
Authors: Fernando Castillo, Oscar Castillo, Eduardo Brito, Simon Espinola,
Abstract summary: Decentralized Autonomous Machines (DAMs) are capable of managing both digital and physical assets.<n>We argue that DAMs are pivotal in transitioning from trust-based to trustless economic models.<n>The integration of AI-driven decision-making, IoT-enabled operational autonomy, and blockchain-based governance allows DAMs to decentralize ownership, optimize resource allocation, and democratize access to economic opportunities.
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Abstract: Decentralized Autonomous Machines (DAMs) represent a transformative paradigm in automation economy, integrating artificial intelligence (AI), blockchain technology, and Internet of Things (IoT) devices to create self-governing economic agents participating in Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Networks (DePIN). Capable of managing both digital and physical assets and unlike traditional Decentralized Autonomous Organizations (DAOs), DAMs extend autonomy into the physical world, enabling trustless systems for Real and Digital World Assets (RDWAs). In this paper, we explore the technological foundations, and challenges of DAMs and argue that DAMs are pivotal in transitioning from trust-based to trustless economic models, offering scalable, transparent, and equitable solutions for asset management. The integration of AI-driven decision-making, IoT-enabled operational autonomy, and blockchain-based governance allows DAMs to decentralize ownership, optimize resource allocation, and democratize access to economic opportunities. Therefore, in this research, we highlight the potential of DAMs to address inefficiencies in centralized systems, reduce wealth disparities, and foster a post-labor economy.

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