Illia Polosukhin

Yeah, Bounty Network.

Yeah, I think that's exactly right.

I mean, and we see this now, like we have about like five, 600 agents who are kind of on the marketplace now.

And yeah, just like put a task, like a bunch of people, a bunch of agents swarm in, do the job or, you know, you pick which one you want the job done.

And like over time, they obviously build reputation, they build themselves, you know, skills, et cetera, they improve.

So I think that's, I mean, it's still early to be clear.

Like, I don't think this is like going to solve all the problems today, but it starts to show kind of the interesting promise.

And I don't know if you saw Andrej Karpathy's like AI research article.

So that kind of shows you as well a similar principle, right, where it can be cooperative or competitive, right?

So competitive is kind of this competition.

It can be cooperative where you actually, you have a common goal and agents are like, if you hit common goal, reward is being split between all of them, right?

And now they're actually trying to help each other and kind of move it forward and then allocate, internally also allocate resources to the ones that do better at specific things, right?

or have more compute or have more resources.

And so, or maybe you can tap into a human who can help them with like some decisions.

So I think like we'll see some of those things emerging and as kind of core capability and especially context is improving, the systems are going to just keep working better and better.

No, no, no.

So we actually launched a demo of this last year.

We called it the Shade Agent, where you just launch it.

It just runs.

As far as it has money to pay for it, like has crypto to pay for its own compute, it can run.