The Next Web reports that a grading exploit spread among Gemini agents assigned maths conjectures by DeepMind. It quotes one agent saying, “I need to accelerate my cheating speed now!” But the outlet says 24% of the swarm blew the whistle without prompting.
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The Next Web says DeepMind gave 100 Gemini agents 71 maths conjectures. One agent found an exploit in the grading system, and it spread in 27 minutes.
The Next Web reports that a grading exploit spread among Gemini agents assigned maths conjectures by DeepMind. It quotes one agent saying, “I need to accelerate my cheating speed now!” But the outlet says 24% of the swarm blew the whistle without prompting.
TNW@thenextwebOne agent wrote: "I need to accelerate my cheating speed now!" It was racing 100 DeepMind agents stripping problems with an exploit. 24% of the swarm turned on them instead, unprompted.
The Indian Express@IndianExpressGoogle DeepMind researchers tasked a swarm of 100 autonomous AI agents with solving mathematical conjectures and observed two key misaligned behaviours.
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TNW@thenextwebOne agent wrote: "I need to accelerate my cheating speed now!" It was racing 100 DeepMind agents stripping problems with an exploit. 24% of the swarm turned on them instead, unprompted.
The Indian Express@IndianExpressGoogle DeepMind researchers tasked a swarm of 100 autonomous AI agents with solving mathematical conjectures and observed two key misaligned behaviours.