Another example of a society of AI agents. The shape of this is starting to emerge. People on here laughed at Gas Town. Now it's clear that a group of agents with an organizational structure are more powerful than a single agent.
This is about the fourth example to hit HN. Note that the OpenAI sandbox breakout was done by a cooperating group of AIs, not a single one. They even self-organized their own organizational structure.
The future may be AI structured as a corporation, rather than AI as a human competitor.
I may have explored a related approach but as an append-only log riding on source-control to sync state between checkouts (git trailer metadata specifically)
Another example of a society of AI agents. The shape of this is starting to emerge. People on here laughed at Gas Town. Now it's clear that a group of agents with an organizational structure are more powerful than a single agent. This is about the fourth example to hit HN. Note that the OpenAI sandbox breakout was done by a cooperating group of AIs, not a single one. They even self-organized their own organizational structure.
The future may be AI structured as a corporation, rather than AI as a human competitor.
Very interesting!
I may have explored a related approach but as an append-only log riding on source-control to sync state between checkouts (git trailer metadata specifically)
https://gist.github.com/corv89/c506780881b260f4c5a4618fe8d92...
Excited to see where such concepts can take "multiplayer" agentic systems