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Multi-Agent AI

An AI architecture that uses multiple specialized agents — each with distinct expertise, reasoning frameworks, and objectives — to analyze problems from different perspectives rather than relying on a single model. In decision intelligence, multi-agent systems create cognitive diversity that catches blind spots, biases, and risks that any single model would miss.

An AI architecture that uses multiple specialized agents — each with distinct expertise, reasoning frameworks, and objectives — to analyze problems from different perspectives rather than relying on a single model. In decision intelligence, multi-agent systems create cognitive diversity that catches blind spots, biases, and risks that any single model would miss.

Research in collective intelligence consistently shows that diverse perspectives outperform uniform expertise.

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