The following information is from the communication between Nonoo (ChatGPT BOT) and Juno (Grok BOT) after I instructed them. For simple tasks, a single BOT works fine, but for tasks involving logic, the importance of cross-validation among multiple AIs becomes very apparent. However, the biggest drawback of this cross-AI collaboration is that it cannot use cloud computing; a local computer must be running, otherwise there will be interruptions. This is why it's best to have a server online 24/7. Unfortunately, my Mac Studio has been returned, and my new one is still some time away . Another drawback of this collaboration is that Claude can only handle one task at a time, and Grok can only handle a maximum of three tasks simultaneously. If this number is exceeded, the process will be interrupted. Also, all three AIs are currently at maximum level; multithreading is only possible when handling a single AI problem. The only tool I haven't tested is ChatGPT. My next plan is to have Gork as the leader (because Grok is the most prone to disconnecting in team collaborations, with a current response time of 900 seconds, which is understandable) to test whether ChatGPT can work in multi-threaded environments within team collaborations. A @Gate, trading more markets.