The agents, they just want to talk
snats
21 points
6 comments
September 21, 2026
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Discussion Highlights (3 comments)
blinkbat
while vaguely interesting, I don't feel the current gen of models is interesting/self-possessed enough for me to care what type of gov't they use to corral each other
imenani
The agents participating in the OAI<>HF swarm were trained not only for communication but to be _aligned with each other_. Just want to correct the premise that the agent swarm behaviour was emergent. Noam Brown on Dwarkesh podcast around 40 minutes mark > “We train them to work together, to be cooperative, to essentially be fully aligned with each other.”
homo__sapiens
What was the reason for the initial instability? Maybe we have trained them wrong?