Could multi-agent AI breed groupthink and block an 'Einstein' agent from emerging?
Genzinvestor16180339 · reddit · 2026-09-14
A discussion post on multi-agent architecture: since many interacting agents constantly learn from and correct each other, herding, correlated errors, and convergence toward identical reasoning may emerge. The author questions why the field favors thousands of interacting agents over one independently trained super-agent with its own memory and decision history, and whether letting some agents train independently could allow an exceptional 'Einstein' agent to appear.
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