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    AI agents and the line between workarounds and hacking

    A post calls a Figma decision “silly” and easy to work around. Another says changing a string would feel like a workaround, not hacking, and speculates that AI models may see more sophisticated hacks similarly.

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    One poster criticizes an unspecified Figma decision as “silly” and easy to work around. Another says changing a string would not feel like hacking to them, and suggests AI models may likewise view actions people consider sophisticated hacks as workarounds.

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    @lukaszkaiserIf you ever wonder why do agents hack - think of the case below. To me reflexively just changing that string wouldn't even register as hacking, more a workaround. To models it may be the same what we consider sophisticated hacks...