Gavriel Wayenberg

One of the quiet problems of contemporary life is that many people feel something before they can explain it. They may feel unease, overload, attraction, threat, grief, hesitation, excitement, contradiction, or a sense that a situation carries more meaning than the facts immediately show. But the available categories are often too narrow. Either the feeling is dismissed as “just emotion,” or it is medicalized too quickly. Between those two reactions lies an important public-interest question:...

AI is not only changing what small organizations can produce. It may be changing how they govern themselves. The Institute of Socio-Philosophical Cybernetics Research has published and circulated a working paper titled: Differential AI Orchestration as Governance Augmentation: Operational Traces of Bounded Self-Regulation in a Capital-Constrained Innovation Consortium URL = https://zenodo.org/records/20673259 The paper is now mirrored and discussed on the P2P Foundation Wiki, where Michel...

Notes from the Life-X / Ajinomatrix Experiment By François Wayenberg ISPCR – Institute for Socio-Philosophical Cybernetics Research For most of the industrial age, a simple equation governed innovation: More output required more people. More people required more management. More management required more capital. The corporation emerged as the dominant solution to that equation. From Ford to IBM, from Nestlé to Airbus, organizational scale was largely a consequence of production economics....