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BREAKING 🚨: Google is working on multi-agent systems to help you refine ideas with tournament-like evaluation. Each run takes around 40 minutes and brings you 100 detailed ideas on a given research topic. 2 new multi-agents are being developed for Gemini Enterprise: - Idea Generation - "Create a multi-agent...

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