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Thought Communication in Multiagent Collaboration

Thought Communication: When AI Shares Minds to Boost Teamwork

Imagine machines that don’t just chat but share inner ideas, like a soft kind of telepathy.
This new way, called thought communication, lets AI agents pass hidden bits of thinking directly, making group work faster and clearer.
Instead of long messages that get fuzzy or lost, systems pull out the core, the latent thoughts, then give each agent only what it needs.
The method finds who is sharing what, and it recover the pattern so teams can act together without noise.
Experiments on simple tasks already show real gains, and you might not notice the change at first, but teamwork improve.
People will like that it cuts confusion, and machines can tackle problems that surface talk can't.
There are still many puzzles, the collaboration world is only beginning to change.
This opens a door to a deeper, hidden world of signals and ideas, and it hints at new ways teams — human and machine — could solve things together.

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