Cohere research: agent teams hit frontier performance at 30% of the cost
nouhadziri · x · 2026-10-17
Cohere researcher Nouha Dziri argues the singularity won't be singular — it will be a society of cooperating agents. But agent swarms get expensive fast, so her team's new work (blog + paper) tackles how to organize agent teams and cut costs, claiming frontier-level performance at just 30% of the usual cost.
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