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Smart contracts for DAOs can enable highly autonomous governance systems by encoding rules, voting mechanisms, and decision-making processes on the blockchain. These contracts execute automatically based on predefined conditions, reducing human intervention and ensuring transparency. They can manage membership, proposals, voting, and fund allocation without centralized control. However, full autonomy faces challenges: smart contracts are limited by their code, which may not handle unforeseen scenarios or require upgrades, often necessitating human input. Security vulnerabilities, like bugs or exploits, can also undermine autonomy. While DAOs can achieve significant self-governance, complete autonomy is constrained by technical limitations and the need for occasional human oversight to adapt to complex or evolving situations.
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