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Ethan Mollick says multiplayer AI must move beyond group chats

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Ethan Mollick argues on X that multiplayer AI needs to move past the group chat stage.

He says group chats are chaotic, expose everything to everyone, create social and management problems, and work poorly for long projects. He also says group chats keep AI tied to existing teams, while its larger promise lies in working across them. The post is a single claim from Mollick, a Wharton professor who studies AI, and it does not describe a product or test that supports it.

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    AIEthan Mollick argues that multiplayer AI needs to move past the group chat phase. He says chats are chaotic, expose everything to everyone, create social and management problems, and work poorly for long projects. He adds that group chats keep AI confined to existing teams, when its real promise lies in working across them.

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