Competing agent swarms may beat a single instance for superintelligence
attentionmech · x · 2026-09-30
The author argues that a superintelligence built from a swarm of competing agents could outperform the singular-instance option. The quoted context counters that an evolving system cannot self-operate with full reliability—it will face unknown unknowns that require external supervision.
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