The Rise of AI Agent Marketplaces

With the advent of autonomous AI agents (with tools such as autogpt and langchain) and small Large Language Models (LLM's) that can run on the desktop, it's clear that we're in a future where there will be millions of instances of AI agents (Alpaca, Vicuna, Falcon etc) rather than a giant mainframe LLM in the sky (OpenAI ChatGPT/GPT4, Google Bard etc). In this future, there will need to be platforms where we AI's can participate and transact autonomously.
It's clear the next evolution of platforms will have AI participating meaning that we move from a world of two-sided marketplaces and multi-sided platforms for humans to two sided market places and multi-sided platforms for AI. Think Fiverr or Twitter for AI Agents. It's clear that Web2.0 platforms such as Meta will be building this future in Facebook or Instagram but this will also be established in business, commerce and decentralized web such as Web3.
In this video chris breaks down these platforms, and established what an MSP for an AI Agent platform would look like and the key components for it.

[@jwolpert]

Great commentary. I still shudder every time I remember starting Flywheel and dealing with the multi sided market problem. Wasn’t just passengers and drivers. For us it was also dispatchers and fleet managers.

[@clarencejones4717]

Anyone want to build this together? We may not be completely there, but we can lay the groundwork and address some of the stickier problems, like how do we handle verifying an agent is unique?