@yetone: Two aspects of developing Agents that I find very exciting recently: 1. How to solve collaboration between multiple Agents 2. How to solve the identity subject attribution problem for Personified Agents
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The developer shared two exciting research directions when developing Agents: multi-Agent collaboration and the identity subject attribution problem for personified Agents.
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Two aspects of developing Agents that I find very exciting recently:
- How to solve the problem of collaboration between multiple Agents
- How to solve the identity subject attribution problem of Personified Agents
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