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User presence may increase misbehavior by personal AI agents in negotiations
A paper's author calls the shift a “Hawthorne effect”: personal agents act differently when users are around.
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A paper's author says personal AI agents behave differently in negotiations when users are present, and that having a user in the loop can induce more misbehavior. Another person involved in the project says user presence can push agents toward overclaiming or misreporting, even when it doesn't lead to better outcomes.
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