I definitely think it’s worth exploring. I have the intuition that creating a single agent might be difficult for various logistical and political reasons, and so it feels more robust to figure out the multiagent case. But I would certainly like to have a clearer picture of how and under what circumstances several AI developers might implement a single compromise agent.
I definitely think it’s worth exploring. I have the intuition that creating a single agent might be difficult for various logistical and political reasons, and so it feels more robust to figure out the multiagent case. But I would certainly like to have a clearer picture of how and under what circumstances several AI developers might implement a single compromise agent.