New paper asks whether first-price auctions can efficiently allocate queries among AI agents
_onionesque · x · 2026-10-15
A new paper examines whether first-price auctions can efficiently allocate queries among strategic AI agents in a decentralized serving-time market. Adam Fisch frames it as part of broader thinking on decentralized AI agent marketplaces — a mechanism-design take on how autonomous agents should trade model access as agentic workloads grow.
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