Digest Issue 70: EIC04 | Interoperable Deliberative Tools At Metagov, Summer 2025 update | Rich Woods from Tech To The Rescue on AI and the Future of Fundraising

Curated collection of media at the intersection of society and technology

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Digest

1. Make it make sense: the challenge of data analysis in global deliberation

2. Interoperable Deliberative Tools At Metagov, Summer 2025 update

3. Episode 087 — Identity, Governance, and AI: A Conversation with Celo & Self Founder Rene Reinsberg

4. Scaling Mastodon is Impossible

5. #48: Henri Stern, Co-Founder & CEO @ Privy | Bringing web2-caliber UX to web3 products

6. EIC04

7. Rich Woods from Tech To The Rescue on AI and the Future of Fundraising

8. Shannon Farley on Fast Forward’s 2025 AI for Humanity Report

9. Staying Ahead of the Technology Curve: AI Technology Evolution at Quill.org

10. Matthew Brown from Profound on Agentic Search Engine Optimization

11. The Case for Open Sovereignty in a Fragmenting Internet

12. Regulatory Lessons for DAO Delegation with Mel.eth

13. Which tokens should include governance rights?

14. Pam Boiros on Women Advancing AI with Sandra Uwantege Hart

15. From Laws to Ledgers: Why Protocols—Not Policy—Must Tame Self-Sovereign AI

16. Scaling AI DIFferently: Why your content needs an ingredient list

17. Conflict and the Economy Shape Ukraine’s Rapidly Developing Crypto Sector

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