Overlapping-generation long-lived agent societies could build on prior work toward breakthroughs
DimitrisPapail · x · 2026-09-21
Quoting the new test-time communication paper, policytensor argues an overlapping-generations society of long-lived agents could build on prior work and achieve decisive breakthroughs — extending multi-agent communication from within-task collaboration to cross-generation knowledge accumulation.
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