Journal article
Pooling Experience Spends Independence Twice: Shared Memory in LLM Agent Teams Correlates Errors and Opens a Common-Mode Channel, Why Little of the First Was Left to Spend, and the Order, Gate and Readout That May Decide Whether Pooling Pays
Teams of language-model agents increasingly read and write a common memory: a message pool, a blackboard, a bank of distilled experience, a knowledge base served to several frameworks at once. The case for pooling is efficiency, since no agent rediscovers what another already found. The case for…