Kelsie Nabben on Algorithmic Governance in DAOs | Chainlink Research Reports

Read Kelsie Nabben’s full research study, “Is a DAO a Panopticon? Algorithmic Governance as Creating and Mitigating Vulnerabilities in 'Decentralised Autonomous Organisations'”: Kelsie Nabben is a Researcher at RMIT University’s Blockchain Innovation Hub. Her research focuses on decentralized technology communities and the human outcomes of blockchain as a socio-technical infrastructure. Kelsie Nabben is a scholarship recipient from the Centre for Automated Decision Making & Society and a member of the Digital Ethnography Research Centre. Chainlink Research Reports presents research that informs the smart contract and blockchain oracle industry presented by expert researchers building Chainlink, smart contract, and blockchain systems throughout the computer science, economics, and related fields. Chainlink is the industry standard for building, accessing, and selling oracle services needed to power hybrid smart cont