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LAMAS: An organisation-centred architecture for agentic AI

2026 · PNSE/PNAS/ATAED/PHOCON@PETRI NETS · 0 citations · 41 references
Computer Science

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The presented project Learn2Organise addresses limitations in dynamic environments by developing an open-source architecture, called Lamas, that supports the creation and execution of learning, self-adaptive, and organisation-centred LLM-MAS.

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