Dominik Tilman
I build systems that pull the signal out of noisy data, so you can act and rely on it.
Approach
Data is cheap. Knowing what to trust isn't.
Messy inputs, high stakes, a call that has to be right. That's my
favorite kind of problem. Hard facts, subjective opinion, uncertain forecasts: each is
weighted by how well it's actually held up. So you don't just get an answer. You get
how far to trust it: where it's solid, where it's thin, how much weight it can bear.
The reasoning stays in the open, not a model you have to take on faith. It sharpens
over time, as the models learn what holds up and what doesn't.
Project
Description
Links
Engram Protocol@Epistemic Labs
Long-term memory for AI agentsEvery fact is typed, sourced, and kept current, so an agent's knowledge stays accurate as the world changes.
Argus@TrustLevel
Market intelligence that owns its forecastsEach call tracked against what happened, sharpening both the models and the investment decisions built on them.
REX@TrustLevel
Peer review for decentralized funding & governanceReviewers gain influence by how reliably they've judged before, so decisions follow merit, not noise or politics.
CES@SingularityNET
Community Engagement ScoreReputation and voting analytics that turn member input into a fair signal for SingularityNET's Deep Funding.
ZK Voting App@Cardano
On-chain voting appZero-knowledge proofs keep each ballot private while anyone can verify the tally is correct.