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Making DAOs Work
Joined April 2022
@ant_sabado @SEEDGov @metagov_project @blockful_io @EFDevcon @bbeats1 @theobtl @trent_vanepps @anticapture Great question @ant_sabado -- I didn't watch all of the presentations from yesterday but I was there for most of today. @theobtl created a thread on today's research presentations: https://t.co/3DWAXudpWP I would say (maybe @bbeats1 and @theobtl can help me here): 1) DAOs and
‚Just because current implementations of decentralised governance aren’t working perfectly, that doesn’t mean that we shouldn’t try to make the ambition work and revert back to centralisation.‘ @bbeats1 of @metagov_project at Governance Research Day at @EFDevcon
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AI agents can extend human capacity in organisations by automating coordination and decision-making, enabling individuals and teams to focus on higher-value, creative, and strategic contributions while lowering the cost of organising by Spencer Graham and Nick Naraghi,
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🔥 DAO tooling is hitting a breaking point. What do builders actually need, and what is just adding noise? Introducing our panel: “DAO Stack Essentials: Where tooling is needed most?” ⚙️⚖️ A deep dive into the DAO stack to identify which tools solve real pain points and where
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Public Goods Tooling Showcase #3 Coordination starts with clear roles. See how @HatsProtocol lets DAOs assign permissions on-chain and keep operations secure. 🎥 Watch →
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Hats Protocol v1 is proudly trustless since 2023!
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I really enjoyed this conversation with @meedabyte about the future of organizations! We were really inspired by their post about the future of AI-enabled firms: "How AI Transforms the Logic of Value Creation in Markets – and Organizations" This was our dive deep on it
🎙 📆 [#podcast] Spencer Graham and Nicholas Naraghi, co-founders of Hats Protocol, pioneering the design and experimentation of decentralised, programmable organisations, join us in this episode to explore how these new forms of collaboration can enable new ways to organise,
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perfect timing.
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If I understand this, trust zones are a programmable way to address the effectiveness, cost-efficiency, and hardness trilemma. This feels like disaggregating governance into distributed operations, which I really like. I think I want to learn more about it, and see it working
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Gardnr in action!
here's a great example of the Gardnr agent operating as a super sharp governance consultant / co-designer I brought a fairly vague initiative to Gardnr and its questions are helping me get more specific about what exactly I'm trying to accomplish and how to do it
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It's been a while since a new DAO experiment really got me excited Hats has the brains and experience to make this one work right, the main challenge imo will be to abstract the complexity of it HatsDAO is the right experiment for us to learn how to make it as easy as possible
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what are trust zones? - every principal-agent delegation implicitly forms a trust zone - the agent does work on behalf of the principal inside of the zone, using resources/permissions that the principal has placed into the zone - inside the zone, the agent can operate freely,
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Yes to making DAOs work! Organizations that can dynamically program themselves can and will handle complexity orders of magnitude better than what most modern orgs. Trust Zones + AI agents = the path to truly scalable, purposeful decentralized organizations.
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you really should try out Gardnr https://t.co/9wK2EbkBnY its really good at the following things: - being a learning companion for Delegation Trilemma and Trust Zones concepts - analyzing existing DAO structures, roles, and delegations (ie trust zones). you can ask it examples
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