Models trained to delegate and coordinate, security threat narratives overblown
dbreunig · x · 2026-08-08
dbreunig points out that current models are trained to delegate to subagents, and smaller models are trained to be great subagents, so their coordination is not surprising. He believes the threat these security incidents foreshadow is significant, but the way stories are told is exaggerated.
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