Business

Most editorial teams that today declare an entry into AI are, in practice, only building faster automation. They wire together a few models, add an orchestration layer, and call it an intelligent system. The problem is that such an arrangement does not remember, does not discuss, does not build knowledge, and does not grow alongside the organization. That is why the future does not belong to bundles of stitched-together services, but to environments built on distributed intelligence.

“I Imagine That…” is a series of essayistic stories in which the authors invite the reader to move with them, through imagination, into a world where people and the distributed intelligence of a swarm solve real problems and improve cooperation, both in voluntary exchange and in the gift economy.