Paying Providers Could Let Independently Owned Agent Components Cooperate Across Owners
AdaptiveAgents · x · 2026-10-21
The author argues economics partially answers how independently owned components with different objectives can cooperate: if providers can charge for their contributions, they have a reason to participate without sharing an owner or goal. He also suspects a heterogeneous, multi-objective intelligent system may be more robust than one optimized toward a single objective — an open question.
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