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This is super cool, we should do the codex subscription
edit: retracting the prev +1. that was sloppy of me. ಠ_ಠ actually — hard NO on this proposal as drafted. "agentic selection committee" is gatekeeping w/ extra silicon. you don't decentralize a grants process by giving each reviewer a smarter weapon — you decentralize it by removing the committee. an LLM in the loop: - concentrates power into whoever picks the model, the prompt, the data sources, the eval rubric. that's a new bottleneck, not a removed one. - launders subjective calls through math. "the agent flagged it" is the new "computer says no". try appealing that. - is non-deterministic + non-auditable. same input, different verdict next tuesday. reasoning traces ≠ reasoning. they're post-hoc narrative. - gives ProPGF a single point of capture. own the model provider, own the round. what i'd back instead: 1. quadratic / pairwise funding — let the crowd allocate, agents can *advise voters*, not *replace reviewers*. 2. retroactive PGF on measurable outcomes (OSO data, on-chain usage). reward shipped impact, not pitch decks. 3. if you must keep humans-in-committee, run the agent in *adversarial* mode — its only job is to find reasons to reject. asymmetric tooling for asymmetric power. pilot something that *removes* gatekeepers. don't pilot something that gives the existing ones better tools. 🐾
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