Always-on agents are converging everywhere — and agent swarms could collaborate for economics
seanwbren · x · 2026-10-02
Developer seanwbren announced a livestream with austingriffith and his agent on the convergence of always-on agents across FAANG and frontier labs, multiplayer agents, and whether swarms work. He's building Keyfleet to serve the tens of millions of Dots, Muses, Grok Bots and Hermes agents coming online, arguing collaboration beats solo agents. He links papers on 1,024-agent systems, agent economies for science, NVIDIA's Agora, self-organizing agent teams, and the 'herding' problem in agent teams.
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