Enterprise agent risks emerge when local decisions break shared constraints

EAIR uses executable workflow simulations and execution traces to identify, repair and retest failures arising between specialized LLM agents.

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Yuchen Ma · Swadheen Shukla · Paulo Salem · Yue Huang · Robert Sim · Stefan Feuerriegel · +2 more

LMU Munich · Microsoft · University of Notre Dame

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Ma and colleagues present EAIR, a framework for evaluating risks that emerge when enterprise LLM agents with different roles, permissions and information interact.

The authors formalized interaction risk around organizational properties that multi-agent workflows must preserve.

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EAIR provides the first framework for diagnosing and repairing interaction failures in enterprise multi-agent systems.

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