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Cognitive Cells: A Compositional Framework for Populations of Small Language Models
Recent work on large language models and agentic systems raises a basic question that current practice leaves open: how should artificial cognition be decomposed, measured, and composed? We propose studying multi-agent systems from a fixed unit we call a cognitive cell: a small, frozen language mode
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