Agentic AI Foundation

“In a similar way, the agentic foundation is, well, it's a foundation, but also it's like the starting point where I really look forward to other contributions, like starting with Goose, our own AgentsMD, where we're really open for like a lot of technical cont…”

“I think we don't have a roadmap in the sense of like projects lined up, but I think what we have is principles by which we will select products to some degree.”

“And remember, we separate technical governance from The governance of actually how money gets spent, because we don't want this sort of pay to play aspect of technology that tends to screw everything up.”

“At least on the protocol side, like a defector standards. And I don't think any of the other protocols, it feels like they're not just there yet, but of course, if they get there, then we are like super open as long as they're like complementary to what's, wha…”

“And 50 companies on day one, you know, a huge set of folks in line to participate and join my email inbox. I'm sure your guys are too, is like full in 24 hours. How do I participate? We want to contribute. How do I get in there? I've never seen that kind of in…”

“You don't need to become a member to participate on the technical side.”

“The first one is that on the MCP side, we always knew that we wanted to find a neutral home for MCP to make sure that the that the industry understands that this is stays open, that this is something safe to adopt.”

“Agents are a distinct enough set of technology that it merits its own community. [5135] Swyx (Shawn Wang): Separate from data and AI. [5136] Jim Zemlin: Yeah, because like a PyTorch dev isn't really doing a ton of stuff in agent land, right?”

“You have Google, Microsoft, Amazon Block, Bloomberg, Cloudflare, OpenAI, Anthropic. Just a platinum member, create a foundation.”

“Like for us, it's the first time we at Anthropic have an open source foundation.”