When ChatGPT Writes a DAO Proposal… Should We Be Afraid?

When Algorithms Write Laws

I still remember midnight on the Upper West Side—my mother’s canvas of protest hanging beside my father’s terminal, where every line of code once whispered: ‘This is democracy.’

The $420M tax draft? It wasn’t fiscal policy. It was a silent auction of rights. They didn’t cut healthcare—they cut trust.

Who Owns Your Data?

They said ‘SALT’ caps rise from \(1M to \)4B—but only if you’re the first DAO judge. Who decides who gets to keep their keys? Not Congress. Not Trump.

It’s you.

Every line of Solidity is a verse in a constitution no one signed.

The Quiet Rebellion

I don’t fear smart contracts. I fear what we’ve already voted for in silence: a world where your identity is not yours—it’s collateralized, leased, and expired by midnight.

We built this on Saturday—not with votes, but with ghosts.

The next amendment won’t come from D.C.—it’ll come from your browser, at 3 AM, while you’re scrolling past another proposal…

Still typing? Stay awake.