This is Brook @rooktc from TiD Research. We share the concerns raised about Event Horizon’s pivot to an agentic governance model. This approach is entirely new, untested, and wasn’t part of the original delegation proposal from September 2024, which aimed to empower human voters. Allocating 7M ARB to an unproven AI-driven experiment feels too risky, especially without transparency on the agents’ decision-making logic.
Addressing JoJo’s concern about the quorum impact, I agree that removing 7M ARB could theoretically negate a portion of the proposed quorum reduction by AF.
However, looking at past constitutional proposal turnouts, this 7M ARB doesn’t seem to be the deciding factor for quorum in most cases. This suggests that broader voter participation, not Event Horizon’s delegation, is the key challenge.
Given these points, I support Option C. Maybe Event Horizon can submit a new proposal detailing the agentic governance mechanics and safeguards, for the DAO to evaluate. A smaller delegation (e.g., 500k–1M ARB) could be considered later for limited experimentation once we have more clarity.