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We believe that swarms of specialized agents collaborating on complex tasks will rival today’s top companies in economic output. For this to work, we need a payment protocol that enables these agents to engage in commerce. That’s what we’re building. We demo this by tasking a swarm of four... agents to make a music video. Each agent has its own specialization and payment requirement. The orchestrator (built with elizaOS) and video generator agents both want $USDC, the song generator wants $VIRTUALS, while the script generator wants to be paid in its own Virtuals Protocol token, $LARRY. Usually this would be a massive and potentially insurmountable headache for developers. With Nevermined, it just works. Check it out:show more

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We are a new entrant into this area of ElizaOS, we're busy building our ICO and we will look forward to collaborating on this awesome swarm initiative. We will be entering the AMA to announce our aggregation strategy as we crowdsource.

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