EmoMAS: Emotion-Aware Multi-Agent System for High-Stakes Edge-Deployable Negotiation with Bayesian Orchestration
Yunbo Long, Yuhan Liu, Liming Xu

TL;DR
EmoMAS is a Bayesian multi-agent framework that enhances negotiation AI by strategically managing emotional states, enabling high-stakes, privacy-preserving, edge-deployable negotiations with superior performance.
Contribution
Introduces EmoMAS, a novel multi-agent system that integrates emotional decision-making into negotiation strategies without pre-training, suitable for high-stakes edge environments.
Findings
EmoMAS outperforms baseline models in multiple negotiation benchmarks.
The system balances ethical considerations with negotiation success.
Strategic emotional management improves negotiation outcomes.
Abstract
Large language models (LLMs) has been widely used for automated negotiation, but their high computational cost and privacy risks limit deployment in privacy-sensitive, on-device settings such as mobile assistants or rescue robots. Small language models (SLMs) offer a viable alternative, yet struggle with the complex emotional dynamics of high-stakes negotiation. We introduces EmoMAS, a Bayesian multi-agent framework that transforms emotional decision-making from reactive to strategic. EmoMAS leverages a Bayesian orchestrator to coordinate three specialized agents: game-theoretic, reinforcement learning, and psychological coherence models. The system fuses their real-time insights to optimize emotional state transitions while continuously updating agent reliability based on negotiation feedback. This mixture-of-agents architecture enables online strategy learning without pre-training. We…
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