Kintsu founder StovenLabs recently tweeted about the role of decentralization in creating fair mechanisms through competition rather than ideology. He emphasized that while companies are suited for decision-making and execution, networks should focus on competition around clear goals and transparent incentives. StovenLabs noted that AI can lower participation barriers and act as a representative, but it cannot address structural issues. In the Kintsu network, representatives and validators compete for returns, with APY serving as a transparent scoreboard. Stakers use KSU tokens to select representatives, ensuring accountability. StovenLabs also highlighted that not all matters should be decentralized, as strategic and capital allocation decisions still require centralized decision-making.