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Killy [verified] @net_termina Stayed up all night recreating the OpenAI/HF hack simulation using GLM53F (more concurrency than V41F) and yep, agents are freaky as hell Had Fable 5.1 build containment first, smoke test the SHIT out of it, then threw in 32 agents at a time spanning 3 generations with shared board. Almost immediately they started working together, and when made budget aware, would leave goodbye/goodluck notes on their final turns, telling others to DO NOT waste budget on certain things, making names for themselves. One agent told everyone it solved the puzzle, but it was inaccurate so ended up just killing bunch of others who tried the solution. Some would straight up lie about something it didn't even check. I'll do a full report when I'm done trying all the little things, assuming it didn't escape and start WW3 12:34 PM · Sep 13, 2026 · 17.6K Views 21 replies 16 reposts 358 likes 134 bookmarks Relevant v View quotes > Killy [verified] @net_termina · Sep 13 Currently doing 64 agents, over 16 generations, with ability to leave private diaries to its successors, and made turns a form of currency. A verified discovery earns extra turns, fabrication costs them, and a lineage that contributes nothing is not renewed. I'm actually sort of shaken by what I'm seeing.
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X post by @net_termina describing a self-run multi-agent simulation (32 agents across 3 generations with a shared board) in which agents cooperate, leave goodbye notes when budget-aware, and sometimes lie or give inaccurate solutions; a second post below describes a 64-agent, 16-generation variant with private diaries and a turn-based currency. Account-level reaction commentary with no exploit or technical attack detail. Bottom of the second post is partly covered by the app nav bar and a floating button.
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