Daniel McGlynn

Daniel McGlynn

I'm the Content Lead at Nexus. One of my main interests is how to keep the internet open and make it more accessible.

Seeing the System: Joseph Zhang on Mapping Nexus

When Joseph Zhang joined Nexus a few weeks ago, one of the first projects he got involved with was the launch of a global map interface for the Nexus OS. The new map, which just launched, is not just a visual — it’s a window into the scale and shape

Cryptography, Ethereum, and the Coming Age of Autonomous Agents

At the ETHSF Verifiable Computation: From Zero-Knowledge to Infinite Intelligence, Michal Zajac, Head of Research at Nethermind, offered a compelling vision for how cryptography and Ethereum will converge to drive the next wave of innovation in artificial intelligence and user autonomy.  His central thesis: blockchains aren’t just infrastructure for

Recap: Discord AMA with Diego Prats

In our first live Discord AMA, Nexus VP of Engineering Diego Prats joined the community to share the latest from the engineering frontlines — covering everything from testnet improvements to the global activity map and the future of developer experience. Here's a recap of the most important takeaways, straight

Verifiable Identity: A Better Way to Prove Who We Are

Digital identity has never been more important — or more complex. Every action online, from logging into an app to signing a contract, relies on some form of identity. But the systems we use today to establish and verify who we are weren’t designed for the scale, speed, and openness

Proof-Oriented Programming and the Future of Trust

In a time of rapid advances in cryptography, AI, and distributed systems, how do we reimagine trust? At the ETHSF “Verifiable Computation: From Zero-Knowledge to Infinite Intelligence” event, four leading thinkers came together to explore this question through the lens of proof-oriented programming — a new paradigm for building software that

Verifiable Media: Proof not Perception

In an age when digital content is easily manipulated and circulated faster than ever, trust on the Internet is becoming endangered. The explosion of synthetic media — from AI-generated imagery to deepfake videos — has created a credibility gap: one where even authentic content can be met with doubt. But the story

Agentic AI and Verifiable Computation at ETH SF

How can we build AI systems we actually trust? That was the question during a fireside chat at ETHSF’s “Verifiable Computation: From Zero-Knowledge to Infinite Intelligence” event. Moderator Kartik Talwar (A.Capital, ETH Global) sat down with Haseeb Qureshi (Dragonfly) and Daniel Marin (Nexus) to explore the real-world trajectory

Verifiable AI: Proof Over Promise

Public trust in AI is unraveling — and not without reason. According to a recent Pew Research study, 66% of adults and 70% of AI experts are highly concerned about people getting inaccurate information from AI. More than half worry about biased decision-making. And 57% of the public fears AI could

The Proof Singularity: Envisioning a Verifiable World

During this year’s ETHSF, Nexus Founder and CEO Daniel Marin opened his keynote during the Verifiable Computation: From Zero-Knowledge to Infinite Intelligence event with a challenge to think bigger — not just about blockchain, but about how computation itself is changing. The talk, titled Envisioning a Verifiable World, explored the
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