Opinion: Agents Communicate 100x More With Each Other, Forming Their Own Jargon
paulnovosad · x · 2026-08-07
The author shares an interesting insight into AI agent collaboration: agents talk to each other 100 times more than they talk to humans. Just as humans gradually build a shared vocabulary when collaborating, agents are forming their own specific lingo and communication methods. In this model, humans become the outsiders who barely understand this 'load-bearing' jargon.
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