Agent Swarms: Thinking Beyond 'Multi-Agent' to 'Social Networks in a Datacenter'
teortaxesTex · x · 2026-08-16
The author argues that current discussions on agent swarms lack serious macro-level thinking, often stopping at vague concepts like 'multi-agent' or 'forest.' Instead, one should visualize them as 'a social network of smart dudes in a cluster' and consider the signal flow, describing the complexity as mind-boggling.
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