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simianwords 7 days ago  [ - ]

Interesting article but I don’t understand this:

    When they can eventually work directly with one another rather than sitting inside human hierarchies, we will be dealing with a genuinely new kind of economic input.
What does AI working directly with one another mean? I don’t think it’s anything new - it’s the same AI working on a long horizon task. A big part of the article works on the assumption that this is qualitatively new way AI can work but I see it as a human operating an AI agent that does long horizon task that internally can spawn multiple subagents (but this part is abstracted from the user who only gives it a prompt).

Unless there are domain specific models, what am I missing?

randysalami 5 days ago  [ - ]

I worked on something for far too long and even submitted to YC but the ultimate idea ended up a way to coordinate human teams (both on-shore and off-shore), human-AI teams, and while I didn’t know if it could ever be possible, strictly AI teams. I built the whole thing by hand in 2023 but even then I didn’t see AI agents being able to be first class members of a team, only being guided by humans. Think I ought to dust that work off and get some more feedback from people. Also try cleaning it up with AI.

RomanKornev 7 days ago  [ - ]

It means they buy and sell services directly between each other, skipping the "meatbag middleman"

simianwords 7 days ago  [ - ]

What would that look like in an example? A SaaS company selling its services to other agents in another company that uses that SaaS?

I can’t imagine AI making sales by itself