AI agents must fit 'organisational mosaics' to unlock unbounded economic impact
JMateosGarcia · x · 2026-11-02
Follow-up take: AI agents need to fit within "organisational mosaics" to generate large-scale economic impacts — and once they do, those impacts could become unbounded. This requires improvements in collaboration, alignment and interpretability so agents can coordinate with humans.
Builds on the core argument of DeepMind's The Economics of Intelligence: coordination, not capability, is the real deployment bottleneck.
Related event: DeepMind paper: collaboration, not capability, is the AGI bottleneck(4 posts)→
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