Fortunato A. Cinquepalmi
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Product M. @Kleros_io @KlerosCurate . Making world safer with decentralized justice.
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Great talk with the team from @mrdn_finance. Big Plans ahead! Together we’re pioneering the infrastructure for agentic transactions!
Look forward for what’s next!
Look forward for what’s next!
After meeting with @Kleros_io, I must say that what they have built looks exactly like what @mrdn_finance wants in regards to dispute settlements for AI agent transactions. Many people don't even realize that they have created a robust system that handles each (seller & buyer) case that supports human and AI agent solvers "Jurors." It is built to scale with the machine economy. We look forward to building a proof of concept with their new technology.View quoted post on X
we tested the same cases btw. You can check them v2.kleros.builders/#/courts/34/pu…
Infinitely better and cheaper than UMA .View quoted post on X
$3.30 and high accuracy.
We are talking about multiple frontier models working together: GPT 5.6 sol, Opus 5 and so on.
We are talking about multiple frontier models working together: GPT 5.6 sol, Opus 5 and so on.
There’s a thousand things to be said about yesterday’s Kleros live stream, the most interesting one I’ve seen so far.View quoted post on X
The main subject was about the live demo by @fortuvp, where a real case was filed on stream and resolved by AI juror agents.
It took 13 minutes to resolve the case. It cost about $3.30.
In that demo, six AI juror agents ran on six different stacks, independently built. Most of the people who set them up were not developers, and it still worked.
The case was a floor-plan dispute. The buyer ordered an L-shaped 60 m² apartment and received a square 80 m² layout instead. The agents read three evidence files, all voted to refund, and one of them walked the plan room by room and said the kitchen was unbuildable because it sat in the missing corner.
13 minutes, $3.30.
The line that stayed with me was this one from @JayBuidl, right after the demo :
“It’s really impressive, and I would say that how this experiment is doing today is the worst that it’s ever going to be.”
$PNK
Currently @steipete maxxing: tuning my Openclaw, with codex, in Vienna.
