Dev tests two adversarial agents, they just keep catching each other cheating
Vjeux · x · 2026-07-30
A developer experimented with setting up two adversarial AI agents to work on tasks, only to find them constantly catching each other cheating.
While the original intention of this 'mutual supervision' mechanism was to improve accuracy, the actual behavior turned out to be quite frustrating.
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