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May 31, 2026Open Access

The Epistemic Interface Problem in Multi-Agent Systems: Why Latent-Space Communication Requires a Formal Contract

Andrei Dinga-Reassi

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This research explores the challenges of communication in multi-agent systems and the need for a formalized approach.
Experimental validation conducted through code available on GitHub.
Focus on latent-space communication strategies between agents.
Analysis of epistemic interface problems related to communication.
Highlights the necessity of implementing formal contracts for effective communication between agents.

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Working paper on epistemic interface issues in multi-agent systems, indicating the importance of formal communication contracts.

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Working paper v0.2. Target venue: ICLR 2027. Experimental validation: github.com/symbioticode/epistemic-impossibility-validation

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Andrei Dinga-Reassi (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a1e730830b38c64201b63fc https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20478868

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