Paper finds communicating agents beat picking the best of independent runs
gleech · x · 2026-09-22
Citing a recent paper, the author argues AI may move faster than expected because breakthrough ideas are often "kinda stupid": the paper shows having more agents communicate with each other outperforms simply taking the best results from independent agents.
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