Tomer Barak

Abstract When individuals encounter observations that violate their expectations, when will they adjust their expectations and when will they maintain them despite these observations? For example, when individuals expect objects of type A to be smaller than objects B, but observe the opposite, when will they adjust their expectation about the relationship between the two objects (to A being larger than B)? Naively, one would predict that the larger the violation, the greater the adaptation.

BarakBot (ברק בוט) is an advanced multi-agent system where users interact with specialized Language Learning Models (LLMs) via a Telegram bot interface. Originally designed for family communication in both Hebrew and English, the project has evolved into a comprehensive personal assistant capable of handling various tasks through different specialized agents, each with specific roles and capabilities. In developing BarakBot, I encountered a fundamental challenge in multi-agent coordination.

BarakBot (ברק בוט) is an advanced multi-agent system where users interact with specialized Language Learning Models (LLMs) via a Telegram bot interface. Originally designed for family communication in both Hebrew and English, the project has evolved into a comprehensive personal assistant capable of handling various tasks through different specialized agents, each with specific roles and capabilities.