Five agents can agree because they made the same mistake, krishnan warns with satire
krishnan · x · 2026-10-31
krishnan opens his thread: separate conversations don't guarantee independent thinking — five agents can agree because they made the same mistake, and more job titles can just mean more copies of the same bad idea. The attached satirical illustration shows robot meeting attendees reaching "consensus" over a wooden axle while rejected copies pile up in a bin.
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