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Hi all, here are today's three links:

Slackbot is an AI agent now

TechCrunch on the completely predictable pivot of Slackbot to an AI agent:

This new AI agent version of Slackbot, which is generally available for Business+ and Enterprise+ customers, can find information, draft emails, and schedule meetings, among other things, all within the Slack platform.

2026: This is AGI

Sequoia suggests that we don't have to wait any longer - AGI is here:

Generally intelligent people can work autonomously for hours at a time, making and fixing their mistakes and figuring out what to do next without being told. Generally intelligent agents can do the same thing. This is new.

Choosing the Right Multi-Agent Architecture

LangChain explores multi-agent architecture approaches and their tradeoffs:

Four architectural patterns form the foundation of most multi-agent applications: subagents, skills, handoffs, and routers. Each takes a different approach to task coordination, state management, and sequential unlocking.

If you have any agent-related links you'd like to feature, let me know!

Cheers,
Ivan

P.S. I'm pausing the three link roundups to focus on the AGT NYC website.