Multi-agent skepticism echoes past agent criticisms that got solved and forgotten
marktenenholtz · x · 2026-11-12
Mark Tenenholtz pushes back on current skepticism toward multi-agent systems, arguing it mirrors every earlier wave of agent criticism that was eventually solved and quietly forgotten within six months. He expects the same fate for today's doubts.
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