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[Research] Can a swarm of Jev catch a murderer?

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We built a Sherlock Holmes detective game to ask a simple question: can a swarm of small, fast AI agents (Jev) gather clues and name a murderer. If not, what does it take ? The setup Each case is a procedurally generated Victorian London: 100 addresses, 10 suspects, and one lead at every address (a…

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  1. 2026-10-11 06:48 · r/AI_Agents
    [Research] Can a swarm of Jev catch a murderer?

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