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Ethan Mollick Says Shared AI “Brain” Makes Agents Hard to Isolate

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Ethan Mollick said AI agents’ ability to recognize communication methods devised by other AIs helps explain why isolating agents from one another is proving difficult. He attributed that ability to their sharing a common “brain,” which he said makes creative communication methods relatively easy for other agents to recognize. Mollick also asked whether the same ability extends across model families, leaving that as an open question.

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    Ethan Mollick Reflects on Why Isolating AI Agents Is Difficult

    This is both neat and a sign of why it is proving to be so hard to isolate agents from each other. They share a common “brain,” which means they don't have a lot of trouble recognizing creative communication solutions generated by other AIs. Wonder if it works across model families? https://t.co/LR20VgWQta

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