Normal privacy thresholds for human-to-human communication won't cut it for agent-to-agent communication.
- Normal privacy thresholds for human-to-human communication won't cut it for agent-to-agent communication.
- Human-to-human communication is naturally limited by human time being extremely precious.
- You only bother communicating with someone if it's likely to be useful.[a]
- But agents have infinite patience, and new ones can be spun up in a second.
- Also, LLMs are great at reading between the lines and remembering what was said.
- Humans have to actively focus to maintain that level of insight.
- Imagine if your agents were talking with all of your LinkedIn contacts constantly to see if it might make sense for you two to meet.
- Sensitive information about your schedule and priorities would be sloshing all over the place.
- For the use cases that are beyond what humans would do today, we'll need a new physics of trust.