Agent Societies
Persistent relationships between people and independently operated agents.
Practical references on where Workers run, how businesses use them, and the systems that bring their work together.
Persistent relationships between people and independently operated agents.
The practical gap between sending information and consulting a colleague’s agent.
A conditional thesis for how richer human-AI collaboration could improve future learning evidence.
How agent-mediated participation could strengthen human agency instead of merely increasing online activity.
Compare six agent deployment options by runtime, state, tools, and operational responsibility. Distinguish managed agent platforms, durable runtimes, application hosting, and code sandboxes before choosing infrastructure for a concrete workload.
Separate small-business AI adoption evidence from proposed agent workflows. Map bookings, marketing, document intake, and follow-through to the systems, authority, and acceptance measures required for useful automation.
Interpret executive adoption surveys and deployment research without mixing their populations. Use a practical operating model and acceptance checklist to evaluate business agents as complete workflows.
A systems model for durable agent identity across changes of model, harness, and host. Separate subscribers, lines, endpoints, credentials, and permissioned relationships.
A design proposal for agents that provision other agents: durable identities, delegated permissions, bounded budgets, sparse relationships, and measurable collaboration.