Fifteen years ago, I had a dream that software systems could talk to people—and to each other—in isolated virtual environments (watch my talk at DevNexus 2016, in Atlanta, USA). I even submitted a patent application in 2010 for Netbout, a prototype of such an environment. But the key ingredient was missing at the time: the LLM. Now, the A2A protocol recently proposed by Google seems to offer something similar, and the dream may finally come true—AI will talk to AI, while we humans actively listen.

Text me if you want to hack Netbout and integrate A2A into it.

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Fifteen years ago, I had a dream that software systems could talk to people—and to each other—in isolated virtual environments (watch my talk at DevNexus 2016, in Atlanta, USA). I even submitted a patent application in 2010 for Netbout, a prototype of such an environment. But the key ingredient was missing at the time: the LLM. Now, the A2A protocol recently proposed by Google seems to offer something similar, and the dream may finally come true—AI will talk to AI, while we humans actively listen.

Text me if you want to hack Netbout and integrate A2A into it.

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5.5K viewsYegor Bugayenko, Jun 3 at 06:04