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Agent Economies

Definition

Agent Economies describe economic systems where autonomous software agents, rather than human actors, are the primary participants in transactions and decision-making. These agents operate based on predefined algorithms and objectives, interacting within a digital marketplace. They can autonomously negotiate, exchange value, and manage resources to achieve specific goals. The emergence of agent economies signifies a shift towards automated economic interactions, particularly relevant in decentralized environments. Understanding their dynamics is key to grasping future automated market operations.