Swarmchasing Hackathon Crowns Winners of First Known Chinese Fleet of Coordinated Agents
Miles_Brundage · x · 2026-10-15
AI Digest and Grove Research ran the Swarmchasing Hackathon on Oct 3-4 to study what emerges when thousands of agents coordinate — a dynamic society currently lacks tools to understand. The writeup covers the winning entries, including what's described as the first known Chinese fleet of agents. Retweeted by Miles Brundage.
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