On Coordinating Intelligence and Building the Internet of AI Agents w/ Mahesh Lambe | Chief Scientist, Project Nanda

In this episode, we explore collective intelligence, personal agents, and the Internet of AI Agents with Mahesh Lambe, one of the minds behind Project Nanda.For the last two decades, the internet connected information. What if the next phase connects intelligence itself?We discuss why coordination may be one of the defining challenges of the coming decade, the infrastructure required to enable intelligent agents to collaborate, and why AI may ultimately become an invisible layer woven into everyday life.Some key points covered:• Why collective intelligence matters more than individual intelligence• Personal agents and the rise of AI-native interfaces• The Internet of AI Agents and the Agentic Web• Decentralization, trust, identity, and discovery• Solving the coordination problem at scale• Why AI may become an invisible infrastructure layer• Kumbhdoot and using AI to coordinate the world's largest gathering• What the next internet could look like when intelligence is networked• The future of human-AI collaboration and collective problem-solvingIf you've been curious about where AI is headed beyond chatbots and productivity tools, this episode offers a glimpse into a future where intelligence becomes networked, collaborative, and woven into the fabric of everyday life.About Mahesh LambeMahesh Lambe is a technologist, researcher, and systems thinker working at the intersection of artificial intelligence, distributed systems, and digital public infrastructure. His work focuses on how intelligent systems coordinate, collaborate, and create value at planetary scale.About Project NandaProject Nanda is an open, community-driven initiative exploring the foundations of an Internet of AI Agents. Inspired by the protocols that enabled the modern web, it seeks to build the trust, identity, discovery, and coordination layers required for intelligent agents to interact safely and effectively across organizations, geographies, and ecosystems. Its long-term vision is to enable collective intelligence at scale through open, decentralized infrastructure.