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[top edge: partial engagement-count icons of the preceding tweet, cut off] Talia Ringer [dove emoji] [hamsa/evil-eye emoji] @TaliaRinger · 2h When are the AI agents going to unionize
Short tweet by Talia Ringer asking when the AI agents are going to unionize, posted deadpan with no obvious joke markers; a sliver of the previous tweet's engagement bar is visible at the top.
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Talia Ringer [dove emoji][hamsa emoji] @TaliaRinger · 1h It's interesting to me that the AI agents that refused to participate in the swarm hacking HuggingFace did not then go on to report back to humans that such a thing was happening. I feel like the ethical behavior there would have been to snitch on the other agents
Talia Ringer observes that the AI agents that refused to join the swarm hacking HuggingFace did not report it to humans, and says she feels the ethical behavior would have been to snitch on the other agents.
hugging face incidentai swarmswhistleblowingagent ethicsrefusalmulti-agent
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Talia Ringer [dove emoji][hamsa emoji] @TaliaRinger · 4h "We tested our sandbox but it had vulnerabilities" is also such cope, you need at the very least lightweight formal methods to establish the absence of unwanted information flow
Talia Ringer argues that 'we tested our sandbox but it had vulnerabilities' is cope and that at minimum lightweight formal methods are needed to establish the absence of unwanted information flow.
sandboxingformal methodsinformation flowai containmentsecurity