CoopEval: a framework for comparing cooperation mechanisms in multi-agent systems
conitzer · x · 2026-09-10
Researchers including Emanuel Tewolde (shared by Vincent Conitzer) introduced CoopEval, a framework for comparing cooperation mechanisms for multi-agent systems in practice, addressing which infrastructure choices support mutually beneficial outcomes between AI agents and outlining a broader research agenda on when and why such mechanisms work.
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