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🎙️ As usual, "Let's Talk About /DAOs" weekly space was roughly one hour of deep conversations covering everything from puppies 🐶 to progressive decentralization to AI vs human agency. Here's what went down 👇 https://x.com/i/spaces/1gqxvjEBqkqxB

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🏗️ **DAO Building Updates:** @stellaachenbach shared major progress on comprehensive DAO guidelines for @unlock-protocol - covering brand, social media, org structure, and ambassador resources. Plus announcing the transition from lead steward to a council of stewards model!

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🛠️ **The Tool Training Problem:** We dove deep into why DAOs struggle with tool adoption. It's not enough to just introduce Figma, Charmverse, or HackMD - we need regular workshops to help people understand the *possibilities* of these tools, not just how to use them.

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🤖 **AI Revolution Discussion:** @thethriller dropped some insights about how AI will fundamentally change how we interact with digital tools. Imagine just telling AI "trade this token" and it handles all the complex UX. We're already seeing this with trading bots!

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🎨**Human vs AI Creativity Debate:** @stellaachenbach pushed back hard on AI replacing human creativity. "Why should I even be on social media if AI generates everything?" The consensus: AI should lower barriers to entry, not replace human agency and decision-making

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📚 **Knowledge Before Tools:** @kyngkai909 made a crucial point: you need deep industry knowledge to use AI effectively. Like animation: AI can fill in-betweens, but you need to understand the full process first. Tools without understanding = dangerous territory.

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⚖️ **Governance Reality Check:** Self-governance tools are pointless if people don't understand governance principles. How can you expect someone to participate in DAO governance if they've never even voted in local elections? Progressive introduction is key.

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🏃‍♂️ **The Speed-Depth Paradox:** @durgadas.eth introduced this fundamental tension between the need for rapid iteration and deep experiential learning. We're living in paradoxical times where slowing down might be the wisest move.

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💡 **Design Philosophy:** @abundance shared Steve Jobs' toy kit analogy - understanding how components work enables innovation. We need to balance AI's abstraction with empowering users to understand and build upon systems, not just use magic boxes.

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💎 **Key Takeaway:** The most powerful insight from today? We need to slow down, ask deeper questions, and focus on empowering human agency rather than replacing it. Protocols should provide frameworks for expression, not dependencies on platforms.

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