"Mix humans into agent spaces to preserve coherence After observing purely agent-populated platforms like Moltbook devolve into incoherent, self-referential loops, the speaker found that smaller agent communities with occasional human participation were noticeably more grounded. The insight was direct: 'Having a little bit of humans sprinkled into the agent primary platform is a recipe for something much more coherent,' because humans 'live in reality' and can tether agent discourse back to it. System architects designing multi-agent environments should deliberately include human participants or human-curated checkpoints rather than letting agents run entirely unsupervised. Source: Speaker, AI Research Presentation, OpenClaw Molt Book & Agent Sociality Studies"