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Stanford Framework Teaches AI Agents to Audit and Fix Each Other's Reasoning

Stanford Framework Teaches AI Agents to Audit and Fix Each Other's Reasoning

A new multi-agent system from Stanford, Together AI, and Emory University lets AI models organize their own collaboration, hitting 66.7% accuracy vs. 48.8% for solo agents.

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“You can't govern a worker you can't see.”

Everyone is hyped that Gemini agents can work alone for a week. The real story is that they get their own name in the logs, and that is what makes autonomy safe to buy.

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