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    Thomas Dietterich Suggests Financial Bonds for AI Agents

    Machine learning professor replied to discussion on controlling rogue AI agents.

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    Thomas G. Dietterich posted a reply agreeing that AI agents might need financial bonds forfeited for misbehavior. He noted that defining misbehave and proving it may be challenging. The comment addressed another user and asked whether anyone is exploring that direction. Dietterich is identified in the post as University Distinguished Professor Emeritus at Oregon State University and a former AAAI president.

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    @tdietterich@jachiam0 Yes, I can see how that could work. I think each agent should also be required to carry a financial bond which is forfeited if they misbehave. (But defining "misbehave" and proving it may be challenging.) Is anybody exploring that direction?

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    @tdietterich@jachiam0 Yes, I can see how that could work. I think each agent should also be required to carry a financial bond which is forfeited if they misbehave. (But defining "misbehave" and proving it may be challenging.) Is anybody exploring that direction?