The case for institutions in coordinating AI agents
A post argues that professional norms and dispute-resolution systems could give AI agents shared rules to draw on, rather than working out agreements in every interaction.
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A post argues that coordinating multiple agents should be a priority for artificial general intelligence (AGI). It frames the choice as agents working out agreements and “rules of the road” in every interaction or drawing on shared coordination infrastructure across domains. That infrastructure, it argues—such as professional norms and dispute-resolution systems—is what institutions provide.
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