When AI Agents Stop Talking
RecursiveMAS suggests that future AI agents may collaborate less through text and more through latent states - faster, cheaper, and harder to inspect.
Language strives for simplicity - until machines use it as plumbing. AI agents may work better when text moves to the boundary, not the core.
RecursiveMAS suggests that future AI agents may collaborate less through text and more through latent states - faster, cheaper, and harder to inspect.
AI is entering its plumbing phase: MCP connects agents to tools; OKF packages human-readable knowledge for machines. Context becomes infrastructure.
Anthropic sold danger as virtue and got the perfect ad: a ban, a myth, and developers rushing from one platform to the next.
Meta’s AI support breach shows the new security risk: not fooled users, but automated systems socially engineered at scale.
Germany wants to inspect an AI future it cannot build — while even Apple’s new AI features get stuck in Europe’s regulatory fog.
ChatGPT gets a Lockdown Mode: less magic, more brakes. A dry look at prompt injection, data leaks, and useful paranoia.