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Agentic societies consist of AI agents coordinating autonomously across trust boundaries with partially aligned objectives. Experiments show that even honest agents struggle to achieve satisfactory outcomes with current harnesses, and faulty or malicious agents can disrupt collaboration.
Agentic societies consist of AI agents coordinating autonomously across trust boundaries with partially aligned objectives. Experiments show that even honest agents struggle to achieve satisfactory outcomes with current harnesses, and faulty or malicious agents can disrupt collaboration.
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An agentic society is a collection of AI agents that coordinate autonomously across trust boundaries, on behalf of different principals whose objectives may only partially align. We show experimentally that in agentic societies even honest, competent agents often fail to reach satisfactory outcomes with existing...
Understanding coordination challenges in agentic societies is crucial for developing better frameworks that enable reliable and effective multi-agent collaboration. Addressing these issues can improve the deployment of AI systems acting on behalf of diverse principals.
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