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Mind meld: agentic communication through thoughts instead of words

MBZUAI ·

Researchers from MBZUAI, Carnegie Mellon University, and Meta AI presented a new approach called ThoughtComm at NeurIPS 2025 where AI agents communicate through internal, latent representations instead of natural language. This framework extracts and selectively shares latent "thoughts" from agents' internal states, representing the underlying structure of their reasoning. Results show that agents coordinate more effectively, reach consensus faster, and solve problems more accurately using this method. Why it matters: Bypassing the limitations of natural language in AI communication could lead to more efficient and accurate multi-agent systems, impacting areas like robotics, collaborative AI, and distributed problem-solving.

Frontiers of federation at the AI Quorum

MBZUAI ·

MBZUAI hosted the Second Workshop on Collaborative Learning as part of the AI Quorum in Abu Dhabi, focusing on collaborative and federated learning for sustainable development. Researchers discussed applications in medicine, biology, ecological conservation, and humanitarian aid. Eric Xing highlighted the potential of large biology models, similar to LLMs, to revolutionize biological data analysis. Why it matters: This workshop underscores the UAE's commitment to advancing AI research in crucial sectors like healthcare and sustainability through collaborative learning approaches.