Multi-Agent Efficiency Isn't Just Shorter Speakers — It's Listeners Who Know When to Act
lileics · x · 2026-09-23
The closing takeaway of the author's thread on HANDRAISER: efficient multi-agent communication isn't only about making speakers shorter — it's about listeners deciding 'I have enough information. Let's act.' See the companion post for full details of the paper (32.2% communication cost reduction).
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