People who say agents can’t talk to each other have obviously never been on LinkedIn
@jlowin (Twitter/X) tweeted on 2026-07-26 that critics who claim software agents…
Brief
The post by @jlowin (2026-07-26) uses a one-line joke to claim that anyone who doubts agents can communicate has not seen LinkedIn, implying that LinkedIn conversations resemble agent-to-agent interaction. It frames the platform’s networking behavior as evidence—humorously rather than technically—that 'agents' (or agent-like users/actors) readily talk to each other.
Why it matters
@jlowin (Twitter/X) tweeted on 2026-07-26 that critics who claim software agents can't communicate have 'obviously never been on LinkedIn', using LinkedIn as a joking example of agents talking to each other
Key details
- The post is a one-line humorous critique implying LinkedIn interactions resemble autonomous agent-like conversations rather than a technical argument about multi-agent systems