Morgan Stanley's ALPHALAB: Multi-Agent Research Across Optimization Domains — Brendan Rappazzo
Morgan Stanley has built AlphaLab, a system with multiple AI agents that work together to solve research problems.
You describe the problem in plain English, and the system writes code, runs tests, manages computational jobs, and performs statistical analyses autonomously. A strategy agent proposes experiments and worker agents execute them, all presented in a concise format that humans can review and approve before the system optimizes. Morgan Stanley open-sourced it and is already using it internally to find real improvements in areas such as models and credit forecasting.
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