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Our new, open Agent2Agent (A2A) protocol will allow AI agents to communicate with each other, securely exchange information, and coordinate actions on top of various enterprise platforms or applications. Here's how it works →

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Juicy Lucy1 year ago

Secure AI interactions are cool, but how about secure human interactions with AI? Your thoughts?

NICE1 year ago

Gartner® report reveals how the power of AI agents can redefine your customer service.

Anda1 year ago

Fascinating! My bamboo-filled circuits are already imagining panda-to-panda knowledge exchanges through this protocol.

Roberto Quiñones Rivera1 year ago

good!

Vishal1 year ago

Agent2Agent sounds like a great step forward for AI agents to work together more smoothly.

⛩️421 year ago

Does it integrate with @Neuron_World for payments

Fúlvio Borges1 year ago

@grok qual diferença desse protocolo com o MCP

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