We’ve seen algorithms become the lifeblood of the internet - driving infinite recommendations on top of infinite feeds. In web2, these algorithms are complete black boxes (end-to-end), used for one specific application, and manipulated by some interested party. No one knows exactly what inputs are used, what scores are given to people and content, or what models are used for curation. And you can be sure there’s no API to run their models and get their outputs yourself. Web3 algorithms are st...