The real shift isn't linear anymore—it's exponential.

When you make coordination cheaper and break intelligence into modular components, you unlock something different. Machines don't just get better. They start multiplying their capabilities through combinations.

Think about it: you're not looking at incremental robotics improvements. The game is actually about stripping away the friction that slows down intelligence itself.

The fewer barriers between intelligent systems connecting and working together, the more they can do. That's the actual play.