Coherence.tv
Coherence.tv
decentralised & asynchronous summitbringing into deep conversation leaders building tools for conscious collaboration & wise AICoherence 2025 is a new kind of online event designed to weave the ecosystem of companies developing tools for post-web conscious collaboration and wise AI. Companies embodying Turquoise consciousness working with a regenerative mindset to build tools for a better future. Software to enable the growth of wise AI and conscious collaboration, enabling us to work better within organisations and across organisations.
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Designing Regenerative Infrastructure: DAOs, Digital Commons & Wise AI with Guru & Victor 02.09.2025 28:06
In this episode, Guru Vishwas — co-steward of Coherence 2025, systems thinker, and founder of RegenBuild and Let’s GROW DAO — shares his bold vision for how regenerative technologies and decentralized coordination can shape the future of our built environment, governance, and collaboration. From pioneering reputation-based DAOs to designing frameworks for incentivized regenerative impact in real e...
Weaving the Future; Building Collaborative Ecosystems Beyond Competition with Bart and Alex 02.09.2025 34:58
Join this inspiring conversation between Bart Hoorweg and Alex Lion Yes! during Coherence 2025 – an Asynchronous Distributed Conference. In this episode, Bart shares his unique path as a network weaver and vision catalyst, exploring the emerging role of weavers in catalyzing collaborative ecosystems and stewarding visions into reality. co-stewarding the Coherence 2025 gathering to supporting heart...
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