👉 Committee computing, also known as distributed voting or consensus-based computation, is a method where multiple independent processors or agents collaborate to solve complex computational problems. Each processor operates on a portion of the problem and computes a result, which is then combined through voting or consensus mechanisms to arrive at a final solution. This approach enhances robustness, fault tolerance, and scalability, as the system can tolerate failures and still reach an accurate outcome. By leveraging the collective intelligence of multiple agents, committee computing can tackle problems that are intractable for a single processor, making it particularly useful in areas like distributed databases, machine learning, and cryptography.
