Multi-agency System for Digital Intelligence in Geological Knowledge
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A new approach to building geographically distributed information systems based on a multi-agent architecture is proposed. This approach eliminates the rigid unification of protocols and resource cataloging in favor of dynamic integration of data sources. A key element of the system is a verification agent, which verifies the validity of scientific research results through formal control and the use of multiple LLMs. The developed prototype, implemented on the GeologyScience.ru platform, eliminates the shortcomings of the existing AI assistant related to hallucinations and unreliability of information and creates a foundation for accumulating verified knowledge.
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