Autonomous Enterprise Intelligence Platforms Enabled by Collaborative Multi-Agent Large Language Models
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https://doi.org/10.64137/31079458/IJCSEI-V2I3P103Keywords:
Multi-Agent Large Language Models, Self-Evolving Enterprise Intelligence, Enterprise Decision Intelligence, Collaborative AI Agents, Large Language Model Orchestration, Autonomous Enterprise Systems, Agentic Artificial Intelligence, Adaptive Knowledge Integration, Intelligent Workflow Automation, Human–AI Collaborative Decision-MakingAbstract
Enterprise Intelligence provides decision-making assistance to all levels of managers throughout an organization, leveraging data, models, and computation. Enterprise Agility facilitates rapid self-diagnosis and reconfiguration of operations to align with constantly changing governing conditions. Self-Evolving Enterprise Intelligence Platforms are enabled through collaboration among several Multi-Agent LLM systems. Collaboration involves negotiation to resolve conflicts and make trade-offs, ultimately achieving a shared purpose. The Enterprise Intelligence and Enterprise Agility concepts serve as a foundation to explore Architectural Paradigms that enable Self-Evolving Platforms. Agent-based decomposition is proposed to delineate roles, interfaces, modular boundaries, and interaction protocols, thereby enhancing scalability and fault tolerance. The mechanisms for evolution in LLM-driven systems are outlined, followed by a description of collaboration frameworks among the agents. Self-evolution in self-evolving platforms is examined via three mechanisms: continuous learning and adaptation, negotiation and trade-offs, and Multi-Agent strategy. Data and experience ingress continuously, meeting the requirements of LLM systems. New training sets are formed, model updates undertaken, and permanent feedback loops instituted under neural architecture search and safe reinforcement learning principles. The drift inherent in LLM systems necessitates vigilant monitoring. Change is inevitable; adaptation can minimize harm and capitalise on opportunities. The foregoing mechanisms jointly impact all aspects of a platform, yet the implementation of Multi-Agent strategies is essential to acquire true Self-Evolution.
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