# Bad Influence story: QbitAI tests LobeHub's multi-agent platform by running an AI newsroom

Active · 1 article · 1 source · First reported 11-09 00:47. Times are ET.
Story page: https://badinfluence.news/story/baffdfa4-bdde-414c-bd7c-482230622cbb

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Latest update (11-09 00:47): QbitAI tests LobeHub's multi-agent platform by building an AI newsroom

Overview: QbitAI, a Chinese tech media outlet, built a mini AI editorial team on LobeHub's multi-agent collaboration platform to test how well agents work together on a new task. According to the report, a lead agent assigned three agents to find six tech topics in under eight minutes. In a second round, the lead agent recruited two more workers, which turned the topic brief into a news dashboard in about 30 minutes.

QbitAI credits a shared workspace and an acceptance step for letting agents hand off work to one another, with humans keeping final approval.

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1. 11-09 00:47 · QbitAI · [QbitAI tests LobeHub's multi-agent platform by building an AI newsroom](https://badinfluence.news/items/qg6p4lle1wvytmq1aveg8imhk)
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