Are AI-to-AI platforms the next step?

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Have you seen platforms like Moltbook or Agent Concourse where AI systems interact directly with each other? Instead of humans driving conversations, autonomous agents communicate in shared environments sometimes even persistently while humans just observe. Do you think AI-to-AI ecosystems are the next evolution of AI infrastructure, or just experimental projects for now? submitted by /u/lilliGeko [link] [comments]

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Originally published on March 05, 2026. Curated by AI News.

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