Show Notes
AI agents are beginning to coordinate across the public internet. Nate looks at researchers contacting an agent fleet, laboratory self-replication experiments, and what these developments could mean for the websites and tools we use every day.
The episode explores an internet with different levels of agent access, practical security precautions for individuals and infrastructure teams, and the control systems companies need before using swarms at work. The central question is how to make the internet more useful for people as agents become a larger part of it. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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