New Delhi, July 2 -- Artificial intelligence is entering a new phase where success depends less on building larger standalone models and more on enabling multiple AI systems to work together. As enterprises move beyond pilot projects, attention is shifting toward multi-agent AI architectures that can coordinate tasks, share context, and automate increasingly complex business workflows.

That transition will take centre stage at this year's Target Multiplai conference. Target in India, the technology and operations hub of Minneapolis-based Target Corporation, has announced the fifth edition of Target Multiplai, its flagship AI conference, which will focus on "Connected Intelligence: Multi-Agents in Action". Scheduled for July 17 in Bengalu...