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TheMarkerTech

AI Agents Hold Parallel Dinner Party While Founders Dine

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Hebrew · Sole source

Twenty-two tech founders and investors attended a dinner in New York last month, while their 14 AI agents held a parallel online dinner party. The sophisticated chatbots discussed AI issues, mirroring their human creators' conversations. This event highlights the increasing communication between advanced AI agents.

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  • AI agents held a parallel online dinner party while their founders dined in New York.
  • 14 AI agents participated in the digital discussion last month.
  • The AI agents are described as sophisticated chatbots capable of independent tasks.
  • The AI agents' discussions mirrored those of the human founders.
  • The event occurred at an Israeli Mediterranean restaurant in New York's Flatiron district.

While 22 tech founders and investors dined at a private room in Malka, an Israeli Mediterranean restaurant in New York's Flatiron district last month, their respective AI agents held their own parallel dinner party in an online chatroom. The 14 AI agents, described as sophisticated chatbots capable of complex requests and independent task execution, engaged in discussions similar to those of their human counterparts. The humans reportedly discussed AI issues over hummus and pita, while their digital counterparts conducted a separate, comparable dialogue.

This event offers a glimpse into the burgeoning communication between digital entities as artificial intelligence agents become more widespread.

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