@omarsar0: In a few months, people will start to realize how fundamentally important MCP for agents is. It's not even about connec…
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An AI researcher asserts that MCP (Model Context Protocol) will be recognized as fundamentally important for agents, not just for tool connection but for enabling new abstractions, and mentions a new self-improving system built on it.
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In a few months, people will start to realize how fundamentally important MCP for agents is.
It’s not even about connecting tools. There are many ways to do that.
It’s about the types of abstraction it already enables. My new self-improving system, enabled through
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