Avalon explores how AI agents learn to organise and collaborate autonomously
rosstaylor90 · x · 2026-11-10
Speaking at the Autonomous Organisation (AO) Summit in London, co-hosted by AOCommons and ARIA's Scaling Trust programme, the author introduced Avalon, built by GenReasoning — a platform where AI agents learn to organise and collaborate autonomously.
He argues collective intelligence is the next frontier of AI, but raises the harder questions: how do humans stay in control, and who decides what's worth pursuing? To him, AI is as much a question of human identity as of technology.
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