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Paper • Jan 5, 2026 • arXiv • Susan Athey, Michael I. Jordan
As autonomous systems are deployed to negotiate contracts and execute high frequency trades they form a complex decentralized digital economy. This paper applies advanced game theory to analyze the...
Blog • Sep 11, 2025 • Medium • Dr. Aris Thorne
The adoption of Agentic AI is no longer a technology problem; it is a macro-economic calculation. Dr. Thorne analyzes the unit economics of replacing knowledge work with autonomous swarms in 2025. ...
Paper • Oct 14, 2025 • arXiv • J. L. Martinez, Susan Athey, Alessandro V. Rossi
As the internet transitions to a machine-to-machine economy, Agentic AI systems frequently need to outsource sub-tasks (e.g., specialized data retrieval, proprietary compute) to external agents. Ho...
Blog • Nov 20, 2025 • Medium • Sarah Jenkins, Esq.
The traditional SaaS pricing model—charging per 'user seat' per month—is breaking down in the era of Agentic AI. When a single human employee can deploy 50 autonomous agents to execute workflows ac...
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