In the new era of intelligent agents, distributed governance no longer describes only human coordination - but also extends to self-directed AI and programmable organizations. This article explores how distributed governance frameworks (DAOs, protocol governance, collective intelligence) are being redefined as AIs participate: balancing transparency, credible neutrality, speed, security, and long-range incentive alignment. What paradoxes emerge when distributed systems must mediate both unpredictable code and organic community forces? How do Tsuka’s philosophies of ownerless design and self-organizing principle enable trustworthy, adaptive response in such hybrid ecosystems?
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