102. Multi-Agent Systems: When One Agent Is Not Enough
Multi-agent systems enhance the capabilities of AI by utilizing specialized agents for different tasks. Instead of relying on a single agent to perform sequential tasks, these systems allow agents to work collaboratively, each focusing on their strengths. This approach improves efficiency and accuracy in complex knowledge work.
- ▪Multi-agent systems consist of specialized agents that collaborate on tasks.
- ▪Each agent has a distinct role, such as researching, writing, or reviewing.
- ▪This method allows for better quality assurance and error detection compared to a single agent working alone.
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