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Single-agent research systems have two major structural defects: the attribution dilemma of failed experiments (inability to distinguish hypothesis errors from implementation errors) and the waste of intermediate results (excellent components in overall poorly performing programs are discarded).
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10/20/2026
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SwarmRSI: How a Swarm of Research Agents Achieves Recursive Self-Improvement
bilibili熊二等兵10/18/2026
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