Resilient Multi-Agent Negotiation for Medical Supply Chains:Integrating LLMs and Blockchain for Transparent Coordination
Mariam ALMutairi, Hyungmin Kim

TL;DR
This paper introduces a hybrid blockchain and LLM-powered multi-agent system to improve resilience, transparency, and efficiency in medical supply chains during crises like pandemics.
Contribution
It presents a novel framework combining blockchain and LLMs for decentralized, transparent, and adaptive negotiation among supply chain agents during health emergencies.
Findings
Enhanced negotiation efficiency in simulations
Improved fairness and responsiveness of supply allocation
System demonstrated robustness under pandemic scenarios
Abstract
Global health emergencies, such as the COVID-19 pandemic, have exposed critical weaknesses in traditional medical supply chains, including inefficiencies in resource allocation, lack of transparency, and poor adaptability to dynamic disruptions. This paper presents a novel hybrid framework that integrates blockchain technology with a decentralized, large language model (LLM) powered multi-agent negotiation system to enhance the resilience and accountability of medical supply chains during crises. In this system, autonomous agents-representing manufacturers, distributors, and healthcare institutions-engage in structured, context-aware negotiation and decision-making processes facilitated by LLMs, enabling rapid and ethical allocation of scarce medical resources. The off-chain agent layer supports adaptive reasoning and local decision-making, while the on-chain blockchain layer ensures…
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TopicsBlockchain Technology Applications and Security
