🚨 AI reliability just took a massive leap forward. A new research paper shows that AI doesn’t need to be perfect to be trustworthy — it needs structure. Instead of relying on a single AI model (or weak self-verification), researchers built an “AI office”: 👉 50+ specialized agents 👉 planners, executors, critics, auditors 👉 each with veto power 👉 errors die before users ever see them 📊 Tested across 522 real production sessions, this multi-agent system: • Cut error rates from 75% → 7.9% • Achieved 92.1% reliability • Automatically caught 87.8% of failures via layered critique • Outperformed single-agent and self-review systems by a wide margin The key insight? Reliability comes from orchestration, not intelligence alone. Just like real organizations, AI works best when rivals check each other. This architecture could redefine how AI is deployed in finance, healthcare, law, and other high-stakes domains — where “almost correct” is still dangerous. 🔍 The future of AI isn’t one smart model. It’s a well-run organization of imperfect ones. 📄 Based on the paper “If You Want Coherence, Orchestrate a Team of Rivals” #ArtificialIntelligence #AIResearch #MultiAgentSystems #AgenticAI #TrustworthyAI