Dan Robinson is a General Partner at Paradigm, focusing on crypto investment and open-source protocol research. He previously served as a protocol researcher at Interstellar and worked as a litigation attorney. He holds a bachelor's degree from Harvard University and a Juris Doctor from Harvard Law School.
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Dan Robinson is a General Partner at Paradigm, focusing on crypto investment and open-source protocol research. He previously served as a protocol researcher at Interstellar and worked as a litigation attorney. He holds a bachelor's degree from Harvard University and a Juris Doctor from Harvard Law School.
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X account @danrobinson posted: “About as perfect a Nozickian thought experiment as you could construct, and people still resent it https://t.co/vwmfZuwh5B”
X account @danrobinson posted: “There’s a major open problem in epistemology called the Gettier problem and I bet a good enough philosophy agent could make a breakthrough on it”
X account @danrobinson posted: “Introducing: The Claw While you were setting up your OpenClaw we set up a physical claw machine in our office and hooked it up to the Tempo blockchain Play it yourself, or train your own robotics model to play it and climb the leaderboard 🧵 https://t.co/dVwwS5gBWW”
X account @danrobinson posted: “I've changed my view a bit on this Sandbox breaks really are more harmful during training than in deployment, because they train the model to cheat (Though it might learn that anyway, as a generalization of goal-directed behavior)”
X account @danrobinson posted: “Despite what I said here, I think the AI race is much more like a stag hunt than a prisoner's dilemma Nobody really wants to race at full speed unless they think their competitors are already doing so”
X account @danrobinson posted: “PK9 and PK10 have fallen and the Paradigm Kryptos challenges are complete Congrats to @LazlosBatForm, @forwardsecrecy, and the rest of the PK Solvers Club As well as Opus 5.5, which made the final breakthrough Now on to K4!”