Marc Chabot explains why AI agents create a hidden problem: as you deploy more agents, interactions between them grow quadratically, reaching thousands of connections no one monitors. Even well-behaved agents can combine to cause harm. Force Equals is a control system that detects these dangerous interactions and escalates them to humans.
Hey, thanks for connecting. Quick question for you. It's 10 PM. Do you know where your agents are? Most people don't, and that's not a knock. It's just where the whole industry is right now. You've got agents running across different platforms, and every time you add one, the number of connections between them explodes. 10 agents is 45 connections to control. 100 agents is almost 5,000 connections, and nobody's really watching what happens between them. That's actually the hard part. 2 agents can each be doing exactly what they're supposed to do, individually and still combine into something nobody intended and nobody would've caught because no single guardrail was watching that interaction. That's the problem we built Force Equals to solve. Not another dashboard, not another identity tool, a control plane that sits above all your agents, catches that stuff, and routes escalations to the right person when it actually needs a human. Would love to show you how it works. If it's relevant to what you're building, happy to jump on a call whenever works for you. Thanks a lot.
