

Governing democracy, the internet, and boardrooms
21 snips Jun 18, 2024
Constitutional law scholar Noah Feldman and political science professor Andy Hall discuss governance in democracies, internet, and boardrooms. Topics include content moderation, community standards, citizen assemblies, courts vs. legislatures, and the history of democracy. They explore governance models from Meta, Anthropic, and blockchain technologies like DAOs, referencing examples like 'Boaty McBoatface' and discussing challenges in decision-making processes.
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Intro
00:00 • 3min
Governance and Regulation of Online Platforms
02:32 • 8min
Rebuilding Trust and Legitimacy in Tech Companies
10:27 • 32min
Exploring the role of reputation in incentivizing job performance within an independent body
42:20 • 2min
Citizens Assemblies and Sortition in Governance
43:56 • 6min
Designing a User Assembly for Meta
50:16 • 10min
Challenges of Governance in Physical and Online Spaces
59:58 • 30min
Challenges and Strategies in Delegation in DAO Governance
01:29:51 • 6min