A firm of heterogeneous AI individuals beats homogeneous agent clones, author argues
lfschiavo · x · 2026-11-03
The author argues that many agents-as-individuals working together as a quasi-firm is strictly better than homogeneous identity-less clones operating as a frictionless unit. A heterogeneous but culturally-aligned firm of individuals, she contends, is ideologically closer to how humans prefer to organize and would produce better work in the long run.
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