Course Outline

Introduction to Multi-Agent Systems

  • Defining multi-agent systems within the artificial intelligence ecosystem
  • Core benefits and challenges of multi-agent systems for government and enterprise environments
  • Enterprise use cases and applications for multi-agent systems in public sector operations

AgentCore for Multi-Agent Orchestration

  • Overview of AgentCore orchestration architecture for government workflows
  • Strategies for managing multiple agents across complex governmental processes
  • Hands-on lab: orchestrating simple agent interactions in a controlled environment

Collaboration and Communication Models

  • Message passing and shared memory patterns for effective communication among agents
  • Negotiation and task allocation strategies to enhance collaboration within multi-agent systems
  • Hands-on lab: implementing agent collaboration protocols in a practical scenario

Specialization and Role Assignment

  • Designing specialized agents for different tasks within public sector workflows
  • Balancing autonomy with coordination to optimize multi-agent performance for government applications
  • Hands-on lab: creating role-specific agents tailored for governmental needs

Scaling Multi-Agent Systems

  • Architectural considerations for scaling multi-agent systems in large-scale enterprise and public sector environments
  • Performance monitoring and load balancing techniques to ensure robust system operation for government use
  • Hands-on lab: scaling an orchestrated agent system to meet enterprise-level demands

Governance, Security, and Compliance

  • Auditability and observability measures for multi-agent workflows in regulated environments for government
  • Permissioning and security models to protect sensitive data and ensure compliance with public sector standards
  • Case study: achieving compliance in highly regulated governmental settings

Future Directions in Multi-Agent AI

  • Trends in autonomous collaboration within multi-agent systems for government and enterprise adoption
  • Emerging research in agent collectives to advance public sector capabilities
  • Strategic implications for the broader adoption of multi-agent systems in governmental operations

Summary and Next Steps

Requirements

  • Strong understanding of artificial intelligence and machine learning systems for government applications
  • Experience with the design of distributed systems to support public sector workflows
  • Familiarity with AWS services and cloud-based architectures that align with government governance standards

Audience

  • System architects for government projects
  • AI researchers focused on government solutions
  • Enterprise strategy teams in the public sector
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