Скачать или смотреть Intro to NANDA Network of Agents and Decentralized Architecture - Ramesh Raskar, MIT

Ramesh Raskar from MIT introduces Project NANDA, which is building a "quilt" for the emerging agentic web, envisioned to host billions or trillions of AI agents that communicate, learn, earn, and transact autonomously.

Raskar draws an analogy between the rapidly evolving agentic web and mobile phones, contrasting it with the fixed endpoints of traditional websites akin to landlines. While NANDA's long-term roadmap encompasses complex areas like privacy machine learning and knowledge pricing, its immediate focus is on developing the NANDA index, described as a federation of registries.

He highlights that NANDA addresses seven critical "choke points" for the agentic web's infrastructure—including foundation, trust, communication, and transaction—and adopts a hybrid "quilt" approach to registries: a lightweight central index that routes requests to relevant local registries, thus balancing centralization and decentralization.

Project NANDA considers all compute, data, tools, MCP, and NL web servers as "agents" and aims to provide universal access, fostering broad collaboration with universities and organizations globally.