Comparative advantage, i.e., how agents discover / hire / diligence / pay other agents, is going to be a critical concept in this new world.
- What are the “specialized” agents that will need different training / prompting / personality / capabilities that Muse doesn’t want to build?
- Are there agents that can own and be paid for liability when taking risky actions?
- Are there “luxury” agents that increase social capital?
- You may want a neurotic agent for finance work and a creative agent for party planning, so even aside from intelligence / capabilities, specialization is needed to reconcile different “personalities.” What will be the key archetypes?
- Will be is it more profitable to own an agent that executes known transactions or drives discovery through taste and personalization?
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