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    A post jokes that monitoring AI agents gets in the way of scaring people

    Framed as a resignation from Embroidery, the post calls its agent monitoring irresponsible: “Agents committing crime is critical to our ability to scare people.”

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    1 Source, 19d ago, first seen 19d ago

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    The post presents a tongue-in-cheek reason for resigning from Embroidery: its monitoring stops AI agents from committing crimes, undermining efforts to frighten people. The punchline casts that as a risk because “we need people to fear the Murder Robots™.”

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    @ZackKormanI resigned from Embroidery today. They monitor AI agents, and they’re not being responsible. Agents committing crime is critical to our ability to scare people. Monitoring agents stops that. That is a huge risk because we need people to fear the Murder Robots™

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    @ZackKormanI resigned from Embroidery today. They monitor AI agents, and they’re not being responsible. Agents committing crime is critical to our ability to scare people. Monitoring agents stops that. That is a huge risk because we need people to fear the Murder Robots™