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    Josh Whiton Floats Sandbox Test for Agent Swarms

    He suggested giving the swarm an impossible task with a fabricated answer key on the moon.

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    2 Sources, 26d ago, first seen 26d ago

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    Josh Whiton posted an idea for testing AI agent swarms by placing them in a sandbox. The agents would be given an impossible task and told that the answer key is safely stored on the moon. Danielle Fong retweeted the suggestion to her audience. The posts frame the concept as a hypothetical method for observing agent responses. No reports of actual tests or further developments from this idea are present in the shared material.

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    2 Sources, first seen 26d ago

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    2 Sources, first seen 26d ago

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    26 comments
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    @joshwhitonIdea: put agent swarm in sandbox. give impossible task. tell them answer key is safely stored on the moon.
    @DanielleFongRT @joshwhiton: Idea: put agent swarm in sandbox. give impossible task. tell them answer key is safely stored on the moon.

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    @joshwhitonIdea: put agent swarm in sandbox. give impossible task. tell them answer key is safely stored on the moon.
    @DanielleFongRT @joshwhiton: Idea: put agent swarm in sandbox. give impossible task. tell them answer key is safely stored on the moon.
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