Microsoft Launches Multi-Agent AI System Magentic-One

On November 4, Microsoft announced “Magentic-One,” an AI system composed of five agents. This system can plan and execute complex multi-step tasks, such as writing code or ordering food, offering capabilities beyond traditional generative AI chatbots.

Magentic-One consists of the following five agents:

  • Orchestrator: The lead agent that divides tasks and manages progress.
  • WebSurfer: An agent capable of operating a browser.
  • FileSurfer: Capable of reading local files.
  • Coder: Performs code creation and information analysis.
  • ComputerTerminal: Provides access to a console shell.

The Orchestrator creates a “Task Ledger” to plan tasks and uses a “Progress Ledger” to confirm task completion and track progress. In tests using the evaluation tool AutoGenBench, Magentic-One showed results surpassing GPT-4 but did not reach human-level accuracy. Microsoft warns that Magentic-One operates in a digital world designed for humans and may cause irreversible consequences.

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