Allie Miller: Why Is AI Still So Painfully Single-Player? Multiplayer AI Is Missing
alliekmiller · x · 2026-10-30
AI founder Allie Miller argues the AI ecosystem remains stubbornly single-player. Beyond early attempts like Claude Tag and Connecting Instincts, she asks where model fusion, AI proxy meeting rooms, and cross-team AI workforce boardrooms are — questioning why such a business-changing revolution has almost no multiplayer products.
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