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A new study reveals that top models like DeepSeek-R1 succeed by simulating internal debates. Here is how enterprises can harness this "society of thought" to build more robust, self-correcting agents.

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Field notes from our human-AI collaboration summit: the 70/30 problem, why agents don't push back, and AI's role as catalyst ...