Allie Miller: why is the multi-trillion-dollar AI revolution still so single-player?
lfschiavo · x · 2026-10-31
Allie Miller calls out how little multiplayer AI exists today: beyond early experiments like Claude Tag and Connecting Instincts, there's no model fusion, no AI proxy meeting rooms, no cross-team AI workforce boardrooms. She questions why a supposedly earth-shattering business revolution remains painfully individually oriented. The reblogger points to Delvetown as claiming to solve this.
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