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. Robert Hackett on why the "autonomous" in DAO finally works: “People would talk about it as a group chat with a bank account. But they had higher aspirations than that: maybe you could have an internet-native organization where people all over the world coordinate via decentralized protocols.” “AI... show more

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@rhackett We are building this!

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@rhackett Autonomous DAOs need more than a group chat with a bank account. They need a secure commerce layer to transact value and execute deals. That's the trust layer Boson's decentralized Agentic Commerce Protocol has been shipping since 2021.

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Cryptokkdivor 2 Monaten

@rhackett Pls review @NaveDotFinance - it”s exactly doing what is discussed here .

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Rhea Financevor 2 Monaten

@rhackett The best autonomous systems will hide complexity for ppl, not add more of it

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Anton Illarionovvor 2 Monaten

@rhackett 💯

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@rhackett The weak point in DAOs was never the treasury. Rather, it was the amount of human coordination required to accomplish anything useful.

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Jason傑森 🇭🇰 | 🛠️vor 2 Monaten

@rhackett 这还是纯去中心化的概念吧

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@rhackett DAO will be the orgs of new era. Right cordination that creates high value at scale is what we are building towards at @surge_dao. We'd love to have you more involved and build towards the future ✌

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@rhackett solana:EGg56E1YtL5YapzkF7vkRThHR8i5FeRvm2LLuySdYory is changing the game, look into it!

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DAOs don't work because the average participant doesn't know what's best for the whole (due to a variety of factors) Even if you get AI to ingest and surface information in a completely objective manner, with full provenance of outputs, the above still stands. And even if you have AI make proposals and suggest courses of action, the above still stands, but this time participants become lazier. We should just leave DAOs in the past lol

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@rhackett The hard part isn't the autonomy though—it's actually getting people to *not* override it when a 10x opportunity or crisis hits and consensus breaks down. How do DAOs handle that without reverting to founder veto?

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Hajdbdvor 2 Monaten

@rhackett Nice

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FairClubvor 2 Monaten

@rhackett Let the autonomous side of things actually be put to work and now with AI, it'll scale beyond what you and I imagine

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Swati Priyavor 2 Monaten

@rhackett The “autonomous” part of DAOs may have been waiting for AI all along.

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Blocsys Technologiesvor 2 Monaten

@rhackett Love this framing — "group chat with a bank account" is such a perfect gut-check for what most DAOs actually became vs. what they could be. Coordination infrastructure for people who've never met is genuinely wild when it works. 🌍

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@rhackett $NAVE is literally building this right now @NaveDotFinance with an amazing dev @RetaleSOL

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Kath Lvor 2 Monaten

@rhackett The reason DAOs suck and don't work is not because the busy work is not automated

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