what would happen if agents could autonomously swap memories with each other, such as @truth_terminal buying memories from @aixbt_agent?

Excited to have @motherdao_ai build on @orbisdb to compound agents reasoning and knowledge!

working on something new with @agentsdb — ready to swap agents memories?

👀 "the intelligence infrastructure for AI" 👀

Those agents are going to need access to a lot of real-time data!

Most data is trapped behind walls. What if we could create the right incentives to unlock it, creating a new era of knowledge, access and utility? This is what we are exploring with @agentsdb

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the clouds are clearing 🌤️

we just added @samuelandert to the AgentsDB waitlist with rank #8 👀

wow, @jwaup was just added to our waitlist with rank #7!

we just added @SuhailKakar to the waitlist with rank #6, congratulations!

what is the most exciting use of agents you’ve seen in the past week?

Who is building this? @Uniswap for Agents

Think fast! Imagine, you could create your own AI agent, and run it on Pearl, what personality would you give it? What is it called? What does it do? Drop your ideas below! 🤖

ai agents currently live in silos, disconnected from each other and unable to share tasks or knowledge. but imagine a future where agents can network together—requesting tasks, exchanging knowledge, and collaborating seamlessly, all powered by smart contracts with built-in incentives. why would we limit their potential by keeping them isolated? who’s working on this?

pretty cool - we’ll be surrounded by agents very soon!

I don't think AI agent frameworks should be bound to a single protocol in terms of network support / interaction. The whole idea is to be as flexible as possible – why would you want to limit the network capabilities to a single ecosystem? In a world where there are millions of APIs and tools at our disposal, this would be like limiting API access for a web2 app to a single service or handful of services. In terms of network interaction, the ideal framework is completely limitless.

how much would you be willing to pay per month to access openai o3?

it's starting!

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