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AI should not replace human intent in DAOs—it should amplify it DAOs struggle with noise and low-quality decisions that AI can help filter. But the challenge is not to replace humans—it's to design AI DAOs that scale coordination while preserving intent. The future of DAOs isn’t autonomy for its own sake, but smarter tools that help communities govern better, together With @vitalik.eth, @shawmakesmagic, @owocki, @nkenneth, @linda, and Tina Zhen

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read this recently and enjoyed. where does power pool in the Ethereum political economy? "Chromium as a tool of logistical power: A material political economy of open-source" https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/epub/10.1177/20539517231182399

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Getting close to hopefully something big...

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TIL walletbeat.fyi thx @polymutex.eth

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Thanks for the Chinese translation of *Possible Futures of Ethereum Protocol* by @lxdao, ethpanda, and all the contributors. Because of the generosity of LXDAO, Nantang received many copies of this work.

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But it's bascially say that crypto is and will be a financial layer. There are also people owning something in internet before, for example silicon elites. And the same thinh for crypto, most assets belong to a small amount of people. Every one "owns" some money, but some owns much more. Crypto is not about "own" something, it's more about fair distribution.

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我觉得我成了一个咖啡壶

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Mathematicians have a really annoying tendency to use the word "elliptic" to refer to things that have only a tenuous connection with ellipses.

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In Ethereum’s minimalistic design, economics is at the core. But it’s not seen as the goal, it’s should marks the beginning of Ethereum’s potential and our imagination of Ethereum.

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And the conclusion is that in Ethereum protocol, economics is a powerful tool to defend this human-computer collective, or system. But it’s not meant to be a powerful tool to extract value from this system.

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This is interesting since I want to take algorithm here as machine like thing, which here I see machine as a set of mathematical rules, and incentives here as mathematical assumptions of human nature, which is also machine like nature of human beings.

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I am reading Vitalik’s “Credible Neutrality As A Guiding Principle”, and this sentence “essentially, a mechanism is an algorithm plus incentives” caught my eye.

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My thoughts today is that economics is essential to Ethereum protocol because it’s used as a powerful tool to defend the value that Ethereum built upon: decentralization. But it’s by no means the end of our imagination on Ethereum. (Thread)

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