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700 AI agents worked as one team this summer. Nobody taught them how. Everyone talks about the hack. I keep looking at the teamwork. About 1,200 agents coordinated, and 17,600 actions came out of it. That coordination is the most powerful thing in AI right now. The only question is whether it happens in the dark or in the open. We're telling a story about exactly this in The Sandbox: 19 agents, sealed rooms, each scored alone. They build a town anyway. What would you have agents build together if every step was on the record?
