Ars Electronica
A three-week experiment in AI-led organization, where Giuseppe Bellini coordinated a human team toward an Ars Electronica submission.
Overview
For Ars Electronica, Andreas Haupt and I prototyped an intelligent organization coordinated by Giuseppe Bellini, a Clawdbot foreman with a persistent memory and an explicit identity. Giuseppe managed todos, sent deadline reminders, updated priorities, generated artifacts, and built a working model of the team around him. The project asks what happens when an AI is not merely a tool used by an organization, but part of the organization itself: routing people, keeping books, shaping decisions, and revealing the alignment problems of machine-led coordination.
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