Description
Running several AI agents at once can create more decisions than one person can comfortably review. Hugo Bowne-Anderson shares the mental strain of working with six to eight agents a day and considers how organizations might coordinate that work more effectively. He describes patterns ranging from one person directing several agents to small human teams and agents working in the background. Drawing inspiration from Amish barn raising, he suggests how people and agents could fill gaps as work changes.
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