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Ethan Mollick puts forward the view that multi-user AI needs to move beyond the group chat stage. He points out that the group chat format has problems such as chaos and the fact that everyone can see all content, which brings social and management troubles and is also unsuitable for long-term projects; more importantly, this format traps AI within an existing team, whereas AI's true value lies in cross-team collaboration and assistance. This view was published by Ethan Mollick himself on October 20, 2026, and there are no subsequent developments as of yet.
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Ethan Mollick: Multiplayer AI needs to move beyond the group chat stage
Ethan Mollick believes that multiplayer AI should break free from the group chat format: group chats are chaotic, everyone can see all content, which brings social and management problems, and is also unsuitable for long-term projects; more importantly, it traps AI within an existing team, whereas AI's true value lies in cross-team collaboration and assistance.