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AI Agents are loops: an LLM selects tools, acts, reads results, and iterates - and Brandon Kase suggests that as they develop, we'll typically see many specialized agents coordinating rather than a single monolith. In his ZK Hub talk, Brandon explained that proving full LLM inference is not tractable... show more

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