AI Needs to Shut Up and Get to Work
Artificial intelligence was supposed to make work easier. Instead, we built machines that can spend ten thousand words explaining why they have not finished the job.
That is not a joke; it is the actual experience of trying to use multiple AI agents for serious work. You give one agent a clear objective; it gives you a long answer about its approach. You hand that answer to another agent. The second agent restates the problem, adds disclaimers, explains its reasoning, and starts drifting away from the original objective. Then a third agent joins the process, and suddenly you are paying to generate the same context all over again.
The agents are not coordinating. You are coordinating them.
You become the copy-and-paste layer. You become the memory system, the project manager, and the translator standing between machines that are supposedly intelligent enough to work together. And every time they repeat themselves,...
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