If you followed our recent beginner's guide to AI agents the other day, you'll know we touched on the rise of 'swarms' in the sector.
The concept in essence is simple: in the same way insects often form swarms to maximise efficiency and work toward a common goal the same is applied to agents.
By building out agents that specialize in certain areas, you enable them to hyperfocus on learning as much as they can about one thing.
But banding enough of these specialized agents to communicate with each other and work toward a common goal creates a swarm.
This covers:
- How swarms improve the agent ecosystem
- Use cases like automated trading, smart contract management, and more
- Some of the current issues
- Some notable projects we're watching
By @defi_gaz
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