Vitalik Buterin: Deep funding projects need to adapt to the demands of chaotic times
ChainCatcher news, Vitalik Buterin recently provided feedback on the summary report of the GG23 “Predictive Funding Challenge” on the Gitcoin governance forum. He suggested that the project lead @devanshmehta continue to refine this mechanism, but emphasized that the design details and funding sources must be able to meet the needs of the “turbulent times” described.
Vitalik pointed out that Deep Funding currently has two major advantages: first, it is compatible with the principle of “elite management,” avoiding the pitfalls of foolish excessive egalitarianism; second, it benefits from AI in a way that is compatible with human subjectivity. However, he believes that the current architecture still carries the flavor of a “stable era,” that is, it attempts to build a large-scale social tool based on crystallized principles of justice, hoping that society will reach consensus and inject funding. He stressed that, given the current turbulent global situation, funding mechanisms need to consider how to operate effectively in environments lacking such consensus.
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