Multi-agent architecture breakdown: 3 parallel researchers → 1 debate round → 1 judge, for real-time fact-checking
Summary
This article breaks down a multi-agent architecture for real-time fact-checking, featuring three parallel researchers that conduct a debate round and a judge that makes the final decision.
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